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Industrıal Economıcs (ENG)

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  1. 1

    According to the graph on above, which statement is WRONG?

     
  2. 2

    Which one degree of price discrimination example is charging different prices in the markets for football tickets to different supporters or supporters groups?

  3. 3

    What is the primary characteristic of second-degree price discrimination, also known as menu pricing?

  4. 4

    What distinguishes third-degree price discrimination (market segmentation) from second-degree price discrimination?

  5. 5

    Which of the following means that if a firm sets different prices, consumers who buy at a lower price resell the product to other consumers who pay a higher price?

  6. 6

    What is another term for perfect price discrimination?

  7. 7

    Which of the following is the equation that determines the profit-maximizing price?

  8. 8

    What is the main difference between first-degree (perfect) price discrimination and third-degree price discrimination?

  9. 9

    Calculate the consumer surplus according to the graph on the side!

  10. 10

    Under third-degree price discrimination, what is the key condition for profit maximization when a firm can divide its markets into two groups?

  11. 11

    What does group pricing, within the context of third-degree price discrimination, involve?

  12. 12

    Assume that you can purchase one kilogram of bananas at a price of $1.75 per kg, and a five-kilogram bag of bananas at a price of $7.00. This is most likely an example of —----. Which of the following completes the sentence above?

  13. 13

    Price discrimination is caused by differences in …….., not ……… . Which of the following completes the sentence above?

  14. 14

    Which of the following is a necessary condition for the successful application of price discrimination?

  15. 15

    A monopoly in the soccer ball market applies perfect price discrimination. The worldwide demand function for a soccer ball is P = 30 – Q/2. Total cost for a soccer ball is TC = 0,125Q2 + 8,000. Accordingly, find the production quantity  that maximizes the profit of the monopolist firm.

  16. 16

    Which of the following is the sale of the same good to different buyers at different prices?

  17. 17

    Which of the following is not a condition of Price Discrimination?

  18. 18

    What is a potential negative impact of third-degree price discrimination on social welfare?

  19. 19

    Find the profit (π), consumer surplus (CS), total surplus (TS), and deadweight loss (DWL) in a monopolist market where the inverse demand function is p = 120 – Q, the marginal and average costs are constant ($30), and the monopolist firm applies perfect price discrimination.

  20. 20

    The classification of types of price discrimination was first proposed by whom?

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