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How Much is the Laptop?

by Robert Frank
New York Times, 6th July 2006

an excellent and clear explanation of how price discrimination best serves consumers. Mr. Frank is an economist at Cornell. One of his headlines says: "If price discrimination seems wrong, try taking another look
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