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third degree price discrimination
when a firm charges a different price to different consumers for the same good/service
the conditions required for third degree price discrimination to be successful
the firm is a price maker
there are no/few substitutes
different consumers have different PEDs
consumers by can be separated by their PEDs
resale of elastically priced goods in the inelastic market can be prevented
the effect of third degree price discrimination on consumers
low consumer surplus for inelastic PED consumers
high consumer surplus for elastic PED consumers
the affect of third degree price discrimination on firms
revenue increases
administrative costs are introduced