Second Degree Price Discrimniation

When sellers charge different prices to different consumers based on the quantity bought, they are practicing second degree price discrimination. This video introduces the graphical analysis of and outlines the consequences of second degree price discrimniation
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[@citydoener69]

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[@optimus_prime01]

yes

[@laurenle2802]

It's funny to think that at the time I'm watching the video there is a pandemic happening and everyone is getting crazy about toilet papers.
Anyway, thank you so much for the video :)

[@chubakadegreengates]

It would be interesting to see if Total Consumer Surplus actually diminished or not. Clearly when we can price discriminate some of the consumer's surplus transfers to the producer, the Total Surplus also increases. So the proportions change but perhaps there could be a scenario where Total Consumer Surplus also increases.

[@jjose3829]

I dont understand how those small triangles are the consumer surplus surely the consumer surplus is the triangle from the highest possible price they could have paid vs what they are actually paying , so the tops of each triangle should always be from the same point.

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[@claradiaz2375]

Thanks for your explanation. I needed to brush on these concepts. This form of discrimination is so useful in bussiness. I love it

[@vamsichunduru9806]

The intro music is dope

[@weijiatang5857]

So is that little white triangle on the right of the colored area the dead weight loss?

[@peterhuang2407]

actually I think that's it

[@TheExceptionalState]

Clear explanations, good examples. Thank you!

[@S米]

Why the MR is not Demand curve?

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[@zachwatkins93]

Isn't it possible that demand would fall for the lower quantities once cheaper, bulk options entered the market? Like somebody who buys in bulk because it is offered but they would have payed the higher unit price if it wasn't

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That diagram is so dope!

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[@teejetwhaw3826]

What? Is the DD curve market dd or individual dd?

[@timhunger4149]

Amazing video, thanks a lot!

[@helenh7302]

I think there is a mistake in the graph that the ATC is always higher than MR.

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