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Price discrimination prevents a monopolist from charging any price it would like to charge for a particular good?
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Price discrimination prevents a monopolist from charging any price it would like to charge for a particular good?

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In a way, the price discrimination strategy may prevent monopolists from charging any price it would like to charge for a product by letting the smaller businesses provide competition by giving lower prices to some customers. 
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