Charging different prices for the same commodity is a feature of a

a

perfect competition

b

commodity market

c

monopolistic competition

d

monopoly market

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pelumielizabeth
5 years ago

Abeg o let's be guided

The answer is C na

The person that gave that explanation should go and read again and should stop giving us false proofs for wrong answers.

Please o!

otuedu
7 years ago

pls explain why its A, wen consumers know the price in a perfect competitive market, d answer should b "D"

AREMUBLESSING
5 years ago

This answer is not correct it is 'D'

Cassandra234
1 year ago

The answer is A not C

Cassandra234
1 year ago

Sorry it's C not A

Ebi2458
7 years ago

A

AyanfeOba.Dudu
1 year ago

The correct answer is:

D. monopoly market

In a monopoly market, a single seller controls the entire supply of a product with no close substitutes, giving them the power to set prices. This allows the monopolist to practice price discrimination — charging different prices for the same product based on factors like:

Customer’s willingness to pay

Quantity purchased

Location

Time of purchase

This is not possible in perfect competition, where prices are uniform due to many sellers and buyers.

So yes, charging different prices for the same commodity is a key feature of a monopoly.

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