There are only two customers (X and Y), who demonstrate different reservation prices for three different products (A, B and C). MC for all products = 0.What is difference between profit under individual pricing and profit under pure bundling strategy? Customer X Customer Y Product A 5 7 Product B 9 5 Product C 2 8

There are only two customers (X and Y), who demonstrate different reservation prices for three different products (A, B and C). MC for all products = 0.What is difference between profit under individual pricing and profit under pure bundling strategy? Customer X Customer Y Product A 5 7 Product B 9 5 Product C 2 8

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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