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A price discriminating Monopolist is considered more efficient than a single prices monopolist because:

A. a price discriminating Monopolist knows its consumers better
B. a price discriminating Monopolist can set prices more efficiently
C. a price discriminating Monopolist produces a higher level of output
D. a price discriminating Monopolist can produce it’s output at a lower cost
Answer» C. a price discriminating Monopolist produces a higher level of output
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