Suppose the local pharmacy charges lower prices to senior citizens than it charges to younger customers. The pharmacy is practicing perfect price discrimination. second-degree price discrimination. arbitrage. third-degree price discrimination. non-cost discrimination.
Suppose the local pharmacy charges lower prices to senior citizens than it charges to younger customers. The pharmacy is practicing perfect price discrimination. second-degree price discrimination. arbitrage. third-degree price discrimination. non-cost discrimination.
Managerial Economics: A Problem Solving Approach
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Chapter14: Indirect Price Discrimination
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