Second-degree price discrimination occurs when:

A) each consumer is charged exactly their willingness to pay.
B) different groups of consumers are charged different prices.
C) consumers are charged different prices at different points of time.
D) consumers are charged different prices based on characteristics of their purchase.


D

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