All the answers below are necessary conditions for a firm to be able to use segmer The firm has the ability to prevent any form of resell and arbitrage The firm is a price searcher O The firm can distinguish between different groups of customers with different price sens The firm's customers all have the same demand curve

All the answers below are necessary conditions for a firm to be able to use segmer The firm has the ability to prevent any form of resell and arbitrage The firm is a price searcher O The firm can distinguish between different groups of customers with different price sens The firm's customers all have the same demand curve

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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