how are prices fixed by the Seller or producer
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Price discrimination appears in a monopoly market.
Price discrimination implies charging different prices for the same product from different buyers at the same time. Because a monopolist is a single seller of a good in the market, he enjoys the freedom to exercise price discrimination.
Price discrimination implies charging different prices for the same product from different buyers at the same time. Because a monopolist is a single seller of a good in the market, he enjoys the freedom to exercise price discrimination.
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=> Producer fixes the price taking into consideration of the following:-
- The expenditure on raw material.
- The wages and salaries paid for production.
- The interest on the loan taken by him.
- Other overhead charges.
- Some extra amount as profit.
=> Sellers fixes the price taking into consideration of the following:-
- The purchase price.
- His maintenance and expenditure.
- Some extra amount as profit.
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