Answer:
demand; inelastic
Explanation:
Price discrimination is when a seller charges different prices for the same product in different markets. Price discrimination is usually practised by monopolists. The aim of price discrimination is to eliminate consumer surplus.
A seller would usually charge a higher price to a consumer whose demand is price inelastic. This means that the quantity demanded is less sensitive to changes in price.
If the seller charges a higher price to a consumer whose demand is price elastic, the consumer would reduce the quantity demanded as a result of the rise in price and the total revenue of the seller would fall.
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