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True or false? Explain your answer. a. A single-price monopolist sells to some customers that would not find the product affordable if purchasing from a price-discriminating monopolist. b. A price-discriminating monopolist creates more inefficiency than a single-price monopolist because it captures m

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Consider a modern city in which office employment has been steadily shifting from the city center to suburban locations along beltways. Suppose that the city improves its mass-transit system, decreasing the monetary and time costs of radial travel. Assume the improvement in the transit system does no