Who can better price discriminate westside market


Problem

If you shop for food in a low-income country, you may see a stall like those I frequented growing up:

1. Who can better price discriminate Westside Market (our neighborhood grocery store at 110) or the vendor in this picture? Discuss briefly. [There is no single answer here]

2. [Based on CT] Suppose you go to a market with multiple vendors like the lady above. You ask for the price of bananas, and all quote the same price: $9 a bunch. Based on models we have seen in class, what are two possible explanations for the fact that they all quote the same price?

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