Daisy’s Coffee Roasters sells coffee beans to two different customers: independent coffee shops and supermarkets. Suppose Daisy’s charges a lower price for the same coffee beans to independent coffee shops than it does to supermarkets (1) Under what circumstances would it make sense for Daisy’s Coffee Roasters to sell at a lower price to independent coffee shops than it does to supermarkets. Explain how this pricing strategy benefits Daisy’s Coffee Roasters (2) Why would Daisy’s Coffee Roasters put a "not for resale" sign on its bags of coffee beans sold to independent coffee shops? . Explain how this benefits Daisy’s Coffee Roasters

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