Difference between revisions of "First-degree price discrimination"

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First-degree price discrimination consists in charging every customer the price that matches their willingness to pay. Also known as complete price discrimination.

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−	First-degree price discrimination consists in charging every customer the price that matches their [[Willingness to pay\|willingness to pay]]. Also known as [[Complete price discrimination\|complete price discrimination]].	+	'''First-degree price discrimination''' consists in charging every customer the price that matches their [[Willingness to pay\|willingness to pay]]. Also known as [[Complete price discrimination\|complete price discrimination]].