QUESTION 3 When a monopolist charges $1 for its product, it sells 424 units of the product. When it increases the price

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QUESTION 3 When a monopolist charges $1 for its product, it sells 424 units of the product. When it increases the price

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QUESTION 3 When a monopolist charges $1 for its product, it sells 424 units of the product. When it increases the price of the product to $4, it sells 325 units of the product. What is the "quantity effect" of the price change? (note: enter just a number, no dollar sign, no negative/positive symbols) QUESTION 4 If an amusement park offers a 50% discount to kids between 8 and 14 years old, that is an example of 1st degree price discrimination 3rd degree price discrimination 2nd degree price discrimination all of the other answers are true QUESTION 5 If an amusement park offers a discount on Tuesdays that is an example of: second-degree price discrimination first degree price discrimination third-degree price discrimination revenue minimization
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