When a hotel charges a much higher price for their luxury suites than their deluxe rooms, is this price discrimination?
A. No. These are two different goods/services.
B. Yes., as long as the price per square foot is the same.
C. Yes, as long as they are booked online.
D. Yes, as long as they offer both rooms to the same customer.
Answer: A
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A. lenders want to be compensated for being unable to get their money back quickly. B. the opportunity cost increases over time. C. there's more uncertainty about potential future investment opportunities. D. All of these are true.
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