Third Degree Price Discrimination in Linear-Demand Markets: Effects on Number of Markets Served and Social Welfare.

We analyze the welfare impact of monopolistic third degree price discrimination when all markets are not necessarily served by uniform pricing. We consider n markets with linear demand curves. Each demand is characterized by the price intercept of the demand curve and by the size of the market, as m...

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Publicado en:	Southern Economic Journal Vol. 75; no. 2; pp. 558 - 574
Autores principales:	Kaftal, Victor, Pal, Debashis
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Wiley-Blackwell Oct2008
Materias:	Economic policy Economic demand Restraint of trade Pricing Price discrimination Price maintenance Price regulation Demand function Marketing strategy
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