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Card 46
Front
compared to a PC, in a M why is there a loss of consumer surplus?
Back
Card 47
Front
perfect/first-degree price discrimination
Back
Card 48
Front
under price discrimination what price can a monopoly charge? what does the demand curve become?
Back
Card 49
Front
with price discrimination what happens to consumer surplus?
Back
Card 50
Front
with price discrimination what happens to total welfare?
Back
Card 51
Front
when is partial price discrimination possible?
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Card 52
Front
what are the 3 conditions under which a firm is able to price discriminate?
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Card 53
Front
why is price discrimination not possible in PC?
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Card 54
Front
what makes price discrimination profitable for firms?
Back
Card 55
Front
arbitrage
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