Multiple Choice
Let a monopolist face consumer group A with inverse demand and consumer group with inverse demand . The monopolist can conduct third degree price discrimination, but faces a capacity constraint that . What will be the amount supplied to each of the customer groups?
A) .
B) .
C)
D)
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