List-I(Pricing Strategies) | List-II(Type of Price Dis crimination) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Locating individual consumers and charging each of them a unique price | I | Bundling |
| B | Dividing consumers into two markets with different elasticities and charging separate unique prices | II | Second degree price discrimi nation |
| C | Including extra units of another good with the main good sold and charging the consumer a higher price | III | First degree price discrimi nation |
| D | Charging customers a different price depending on day of the week | IV | Third degree price discrimi nation |
The definitions for market organization and monopoly pricing types are:
(A) Second-degree price discrimination: Consumers pay varying prices for different quantities of goods.
(B) First-degree price discrimination: Each consumer is charged their maximum willingness to pay.
(C) Third-degree price discrimination: Charging different prices based on cost considerations.
(D) Bundling.
The correct correspondence is: (A) - (II), (B) - (I), (C) - (III), (D) - (IV).
Therefore, the correct answer is (d).