Learning objectives
Distinguish first-, second- and third-degree price discrimination with examples
Explain the conditions for price discrimination: market power, separate markets with different price elasticities of demand and no resale between them
Analyse third-degree price discrimination on a diagram with MR equal in each market, and evaluate its consequences for consumers, producers and efficiency
Explain limit pricing, predatory pricing and price leadership and analyse their effects on competition
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