Why are quantity discounts an effective form of price discrimination?

a. Willingness to pay drops as more units are purchased.
b. Willingness to pay increases as more units are purchased.
c. Willingness to pay remain unchanged as more units are purchased.
d. Willingness to pay is similar for all customer groups.


a. Willingness to pay drops as more units are purchased.

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