After deciding that accounting really is a soulsucking profession (as you seem to recall being told by a brilliant professor you once had), you have switched into marketing, specializing in economic analysis and pricing. Your current employer, Mission Impossible Escape Room Adventures (MIERA), specializes in high-end multiweek escape-room-type adventures primarily conducted on very small luxury cruise ships. Your manager Chris, a Stanford MBA, has a brilliant idea: Price discrimination! Chris tells you that MEIRA plans to set up a (free) loyalty program for cruiselovers to sign up for member-exclusive prices and services. Chris asks you, without realizing the double-entendre, to calculate the prices the company can charge for two different customer segments: Cruiselovers (C) and non-Cruise-lovers (N). Chris gives you the following information (assume costs and prices are in thousands): Q=40P; (23:4041); MC=$4 What do you tell Chris? Explain and justify your