Multiple Choice
Price discrimination,if possible,allows a price-setting firm to increase its profits by
A) shifting its cost curves downward.
B) raising the price above the competitive price.
C) charging different prices according to the willingness to pay of each consumer.
D) reducing costs through a reduction in output.
E) charging different prices according to the different marginal cost on each unit.
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