A monopolist produces both Good A and Good B. There are two types of consumers. Enthusiasts are
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- A monopolist produces both Good A and Good B. There are two types of consumers. Enthusiasts are willing to pay 10 for Good A and 7 for Good B. Marginals are willing to pay 1 for Good A and 6 for Good B. There are 10 of each type of consumer. The monopolist has a choice between bunding the two goods together or pricing them individually.
- a. The Willingness to pay is NOT negatively correlated, and the firm should price items individually.
- b. The Willingness to pay is NOT negatively correlated, and the firm should bundle.
- c. The Willingness to pay is negatively correlated, and the firm should price items individually.
- d. The Willingness to pay is negatively correlated, and the firm should bundle.
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ISBN: 978-1107069978
2nd edition
Authors: Paul Belleflamme, Martin Peitz
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