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Why is discrimination not possible under perfect market conditions

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Answered by joshimleena

Explanation:

We thus see that price discrimination is not possible under perfect competition. Under imperfect or monopolistic competition, price discrimination can occur. The degree of price discrimination practised depends upon the degree of imperfection in the market.

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