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Reference no. 9-191-105
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Originally published in: 1990
Version: 17 June 1993
Length: 6 pages
Data source: Published sources

Abstract

This note, which is introductory in nature, provides a classification scheme for some of the more common examples of price discrimination. For each case that is discussed, the note characterizes the appropriate market segments, the alternative product 'versions', and the differences in the firm's economics from one version to another.

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Abstract

This note, which is introductory in nature, provides a classification scheme for some of the more common examples of price discrimination. For each case that is discussed, the note characterizes the appropriate market segments, the alternative product 'versions', and the differences in the firm's economics from one version to another.

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