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Question 1.

Assume that a monopolist practices perfect price discrimination. The firm will produce an output rate

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that is less than the efficient level of output.

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that converts consumers surplus into a deadweight loss.

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that is greater than the efficient level of output.

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that is equal to the efficient level of output.

Question 2.

Consumers who will pay high prices to be among the first to own certain new products are called

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early adopters.

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savvy consumers.

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naive consumers.

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gullible.

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