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If the Monopolist Faces Identical Demand for His Commodity in the Two

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If the monopolist faces identical demand for his commodity in the two separate markets, by practicing third degree price discrimination


A) will increase his tr and total profit
B) can increase his tr and profit
C) cannot increase his tr and profit
D) will charge different prices in different market

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