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MBA,PHD in Psychology
Northwest Florida State College
Jun-1992 - May-1997
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Northwest Florida State College,
Aug-2006 - Nov-2015
Bobbie’s Hair Care is a natural monopoly. Table 1 shows the demand schedule (the first two columns) and Bobbie’s marginal cost schedule (the middle and third columns). Bobbie has done a survey and discovered that she has four types of customers each hour: one woman who is willing to pay $18, one senior who is willing to pay $16, one student who is willing to pay $14, and one boy who is willing to pay $12. Suppose that Bobbie’s fixed costs are $20 an hour and Bobbie’s price discriminates.
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Who benefits from Bobbie’s price discrimination? Is the quantity of haircuts efficient?

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