First Degree Price Discrimination

Charging different consumers different amounts in an attempt to optimize economic profit

Category:

Education

Tags:

• microeconomics

[Apachaiii]

@DemonFlame4 do your own homework

[HigherPlanes]

where is the rest of this playlist? I can't find it on the main page?

[instantintrospection]

Great vid! Thanks!

[Films4You]

So this how Tesco does it, by the way I would be drunk before 10 seconds of this :)

[3dancingwolves]

How would it factor in, ( or be called), if you used the same basic widget, with a few add-ons, to be sold as a completely new product? Example; a large wooden plaque, normaly used as a sign blank, could be sold as a table if you add 3 or 4 legs.

[c1earwater]

Tests have shown that the Super Fancy wine actually tastes better than the Pretty Good wine even though it's the exact same thing, *because* it is more expensive.

[QuickSilverD]

That's more or less how the goverment works

[SEThatered]

This is so true:

i bought clothes for ~1000€ in Milano (Italy of course), while for the exact same things in Germany I'd pay about 2500€ in total...

[pongman]

I wish Sal would do the MCATs. My daughter could use it.

[YouViewer08]

So in other words, false advertisement and lying. Seems what this whole country's government and economic system is based in. I hope that all these crooked banksters and car salesman politicians just disappear.