Multiple Choice
Define perfect price discrimination.
A) A situation where a firm can charge the highest price.
B) A situation where a firm charges the highest price to a few of the customers
C) A situation where a firm can charge the lowest price to a few of the customers
D) A situation where a seller charges the highest price to all the customers who are willing to pay for each unit of a product bought.
E) A situation where a seller charges the lowest price to some of the regular customers
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