Bakeries will often offer a discount on items that were made the day before but did not sell. How is this an example of price discrimination?

Select one:

a$.$

Discounting the items, as opposed to giving them away, prevents customers from attempting to resell them.

b$.$

Making items of high enough quality to sell the following day means that a bakery has a certain degree of market power.

c$.$

It is not an example of price discrimination, because day$-$old baked goods are not the same product as freshly baked ones.

d$.$

Individuals with an inelastic demand for baked goods will travel to a different bakery if their preferred bakery runs out of fresh product.

e$.$

The bakery is unable to distinguish between types of buyers with fresh product, so it is forced to keep old baked goods in order to maximize profit.