PANEL A PANEL B $3.00 $1.50 1.00 LRAC, MC 1.00 LRAC, MC D' MR MR 400 Quantity per period 500 Quantity per period Refer to Exhibit 9.14, which shows the activity of a price-discriminating monopolist that divides its customers into two segments based on price elasticity of demand. Disregarding the actual price shown, which panel is likely to represent business travel? O a. both Panel A and Panel B b. neither Panel A nor Panel B O c. Panel B O d. Monopolists are not concerned with elasticity. O e. Panel A Dollars per unit Dollars per unit

PANEL A PANEL B $3.00 $1.50 1.00 LRAC, MC 1.00 LRAC, MC D' MR MR 400 Quantity per period 500 Quantity per period Refer to Exhibit 9.14, which shows the activity of a price-discriminating monopolist that divides its customers into two segments based on price elasticity of demand. Disregarding the actual price shown, which panel is likely to represent business travel? O a. both Panel A and Panel B b. neither Panel A nor Panel B O c. Panel B O d. Monopolists are not concerned with elasticity. O e. Panel A Dollars per unit Dollars per unit

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