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Which of the statements about price discrimination is FALSE?

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It must be possible to segment the market.

It must be difficult to transfer the seller's product from one market segment to another.

Public utilities practice first-degree price discrimination.

There must be differences in the elasticity of demand from one customer segment to another.

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