00:01
Okay, so this question asks a lot of different questions about price discrimination.
00:08
Price discrimination is basically just offering a product or service to different people or groups of people for different prices from each other.
00:18
So not just offering like $50 for everybody, but offering some people $25, some people $50, some people $100 to pay for your product or pay for your service.
00:30
And the first question about price discrimination says price discrimination is possible.
00:37
Basically, only if nobody can buy your good and then sell it to somebody else.
00:45
And that is true because that makes sense, right? if somebody that you're saying, you have to pay $25 for this, but other people have to pay $100 for this, one of the people who you're only asking to pay $25 could buy your product or service for $25 and then sell it for $90 to one of the people that you were charging $100 for.
01:15
So they can basically undermine your business that way.
01:18
So you have to make sure that you don't have a product or service that can be easily resold.
01:23
Otherwise, your attempt to price discriminate will not work.
01:28
The second question about price discrimination is if you are charging one group of people, one price, and another group of people, another price, what degree of price discrimination is that? it's not first degree price discrimination, because first degree means that you're setting prices for individuals...