multi . le choice - uestion Suppose this monopolist is practiCing perfect price discrimination. How does this differ from the situation where this rm is charging a single price for its product? A. The rm is producing the same quantity. but charging a different price for each unit sold and is earning higher prots B. The rm is producing a higher quantity, is charging a different price for each unit sold and is earning higher prots. C. The rm is restricting output to a ievel below that of the Singleprice monopolist, and thereby raises the price of its product and earns higher prots. D. The rm is producing the same quantity, has successfully identied different segments of the market, and is able to capture some of the consumer surplus. E. The rm is producing a smaller quantity, is charging a different price for each unit sold and is earning higher prots