Multiple Choice
A firm using a two-part tariff faces a tradeoff because
A) the only way to increase the fixed-fee portion of the price is to lower the per-unit portion of the price.
B) the only way to increase total revenue is to lower per-unit profit.
C) any increase in consumer surplus must be offset by a decrease in producer surplus.
D) the smaller the variation between the parts of the price, the greater the deadweight loss generated by the pricing scheme.
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