Bur TrensporrtotienScenario: Bus Depot is the only firm in the bus transportation industry. Bus Depot has economies of scale and is able to perfectly pricediscriminate.Refer to Bus Transportation: If the firm engages in perfect price discrimination, what quantity of passengers will purchase a ticket and what pricewill the customer pay?QuantityPriceO 3.000$5.00O 5.000$8.00O 6.000$5.00O 6.000the highest price each passenger is willing to payQuestion 60Country Y Gini Index 0.55Country Z Gini Index 0.75What can be concluded given the Gini Indexes for Countries Y and Z?O Country Y has a higher standard of living.O Country Z has a higher standard of living.O Income is more equally distributed in Country Y.Income is more equally distributed in Country Z.* PreviousNot

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r Trenperteen Scenario: Bus Depot is the only firm in the bus transportation induritry Bus Depot has economies of scale and is able to perfectly price discriminate Refer to Bus Transportation: If the firm engages in perfect price discrimination, what quantity of passengers will purchase a ticket and what price will the customer pay? Quantity Price O 3.000 $5.00 O 5.000 $8.00 O 6.000 $5.00 0 6.000 the highest price each passenger is willing to pay

r Trenperteen Scenario: Bus Depot is the only firm in the bus transportation induritry Bus Depot has economies of scale and is able to perfectly price discriminate Refer to Bus Transportation: If the firm engages in perfect price discrimination, what quantity of passengers will purchase a ticket and what price will the customer pay? Quantity Price O 3.000 $5.00 O 5.000 $8.00 O 6.000 $5.00 0 6.000 the highest price each passenger is willing to pay

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