Industrıal Economıcs (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
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- 1

According to the graph on above, which statement is WRONG?
- 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
What is the primary characteristic of second-degree price discrimination, also known as menu pricing?
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What distinguishes third-degree price discrimination (market segmentation) from second-degree price discrimination?
- 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
What is another term for perfect price discrimination?
- 7
Which of the following is the equation that determines the profit-maximizing price?
- 8
What is the main difference between first-degree (perfect) price discrimination and third-degree price discrimination?
- 9
Calculate the consumer surplus according to the graph on the side! - 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
What does group pricing, within the context of third-degree price discrimination, involve?
- 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?
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Price discrimination is caused by differences in …….., not ……… . Which of the following completes the sentence above?
- 14
Which of the following is a necessary condition for the successful application of price discrimination?
- 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
Which of the following is the sale of the same good to different buyers at different prices?
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Which of the following is not a condition of Price Discrimination?
- 18
What is a potential negative impact of third-degree price discrimination on social welfare?
- 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
The classification of types of price discrimination was first proposed by whom?