Charging higher prices to residential customers than to industrial customers is an example of

A. ?third-degree price discrimination.
B. quantity price discrimination.
C. perfect price discrimination.
D. ?second-degree price discrimination.
E. ?first-degree price discrimination.

Answer: A. ?third-degree price discrimination.

Economics

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A) often performed in practice. B) often used by the Federal Reserve to study the effects of monetary policy. C) useful because they give a definition of a causal effect. D) sometimes used by universities to determine who graduates in four years rather than five.

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