A company sells its product in foreign and domestic markets, as illustrated in the figures below:Domestic MarketForeign MarketPrice ($) 20Price ($) 20181816161414121210106.6MCMC442-MRMR10124.8.1012QuantityQuantitySuppose the company uses third-degree price discrimination (or segmenting). What is the profit-maximising price in the domestic market?O a. $8.67O b. $12.00Oc.$7.67O d. $7.00

In third-degree of price discrimination, monopolists charge different prices for a different group…

A company sells its product in foreign and domestic markets, as illustrated in the figures below: Domestic Market Foreign Market Price ($) 20 Price ($) 20- 18- 18 16 16- 14 14 12 12 10 10 MC MC 4- 2- 2 MR MR 2 10 12 10 12 Quantity Quantity Suppose the company uses third-degree price discrimination (or segmenting). What is the profit-maximising price in the domestic market? O a. $8.67 O b. $12.00

A company sells its product in foreign and domestic markets, as illustrated in the figures below: Domestic Market Foreign Market Price ($) 20 Price ($) 20- 18- 18 16 16- 14 14 12 12 10 10 MC MC 4- 2- 2 MR MR 2 10 12 10 12 Quantity Quantity Suppose the company uses third-degree price discrimination (or segmenting). What is the profit-maximising price in the domestic market? O a. $8.67 O b. $12.00

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