111. Successful price discrimination requires that:
A) Buyers with inelastic demand be charged higher prices than buyers with elastic demandB) Buyers with inelastic demand be charged lower prices than buyers with elastic demandC) All buyers be charged the same price regardless of their elasticity of demandD) All buyers have the same price elasticity of demandAnswer: ATopic: Price DiscriminationDifficulty: 2 MediumLearning Objective: 13-04Bloom’s: Level 1 RememberAACSB: Analytic[QUESTION]112. Consumers who clip and redeem discount coupons:
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113. Electric utilities generally charge higher prices for electricity used for illumination and lower prices for electricity used for heat. These lower prices for electric heat result primarily from:
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114. If a price-discriminating monopolist sells the same product in two markets but charges a higher price in market X and a lower price in market Y, the pricing difference indicates that demand is:
Regulated monopoly
Reference: 13-115Use the following to answer question 115:[QUESTION]
115. Refer to the above cost and demand data for a pure monopolist. Suppose that this monopoly is subjected to a regulatory commission. If the commission seeks to achieve the most efficient allocation of resources for this industry, it should set it’s the socially optimal price at:
A) P1B) P2C) P3D) 0Answer: BTopic: Regulated MonopolyDifficulty: 3 HardLearning Objective: 13-03Bloom’s: Level 3 ApplyAACSB: AnalyticRefer To: 13-115[QUESTION]

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