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प्रश्न
Why can a monopolist charge different prices in different markets?
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उत्तर
- Due to the monopolist's power in the market and the absence of competition, they are able to set different pricing in other markets.
- This authority is frequently exercised through price discrimination, in which the monopolist establishes various prices according to variables such as the willingness to pay, the purchasing power, and the elasticity of demand in various markets.
- Because they are the only ones offering a certain commodity or service, monopolists can strategically change their prices to maximise profits across a range of market groups.
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