Chapters 13-23 Managerial Economics Study Guide
Week 5
price discrimination is the practice of charging different prices to different buyers or groups of
buyers based on differences in demand.
Charging lower prices to low-value consumers also means that you charge high-value customers
higher prices, making the practice controversial.
Under direct price discrimination , we can identify members of the low-value group, charge
them a lower price, and prevent them from reselling their lower-p...