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THE IMPLICATIONS OF DECREASING BLOCK PRICING FOR INDIVIDUAL DEMAND FUNCTIONS: AN EMPIRICAL APPROACH

Posted on:1981-12-14Degree:Ph.DType:Dissertation
University:The University of ArizonaCandidate:WADE, STEVEN HOWARDFull Text:PDF
GTID:1479390017966414Subject:Economics
Abstract/Summary:
Decreasing block pricing refers to the practice of selling a product at successively lower marginal prices as the amount purchased in any one time period increases. In more familiar terms, this practice can be thought of as any quantity discount scheme as long as marginal price does not vary c.
Keywords/Search Tags:Decreasing block pricing
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