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Question Answered step-by-step A monopolist sells in two states and practices price discrimination… A monopolist sells in two states and practices price discrimination by charging different prices in each state. The monopolist produces at a constant marginal cost, where MC=10. Demand in Market 1 is Q1=50-P1 and demand in Market 2 is Q2=90-1.5P2 A. What price will be charged in each market?B. Suppose a third party enters the market, not as a producer but as a reseller, capable of reselling by transporting the goods from market to market at a cost of $4 per unit. Are these transaction costs high enough to prevent resale from happening? Explain why or why not. Business Economics ECON 303 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)