Q382
Price discrimination often favours public interest because it
A.
Allows production of some products that would have been otherwise difficult in the economy due to the fear of making losses
AnswerB.
Opens consumption possibilities to the consumer that would otherwise not be inaccessible if a single price prevailed in the market
C.
Allows firms to make supernormal profits, which in turn, allows them to sustain price wars when breaking into new markets
D.
All of the above
Answer: Option A
Solution
Answer: Option A
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