Peak load pricing makes consumers O worse off because firms charge higher prices O better off because marginal costs are minimized worse off because firms capture consumer surplus O better off because prices are further from marginal costPeak load pricing is a form of price discrimination because: 0 demand can vary with the time of day, so the rm can charge a lower price when demand is more elastic and marginal cost is lower 0 demand can vary with the time of day, so the rm can charge a lower price when demand is higher and marginal cost is lower 0 demand can vary with the time of day, so the rm can charge a higher price when demand is more elastic and marginal cost is lower 0 demand can vary with customer age, so the rm can charge a lower price to customers whose demand is more elastic Which of the following is an example of intertemporal price discrimination? O charging a high price for a round-trip ight without a Saturday night stay and a lower price for the same ight that includes a Saturday night stay 0 all of the other answers Q charging a high price for a hardback edition book and a lower price for a paperback version released the next year Q charging a high price for one light bulb and a lower price per bulb for a package of four light bulbs Suppose that Interstate 70 charges a higher toll (price) during rush hours on weekdays than at other times of the day. This is an example of: 0 peak load pricing 0 inter temporal price discrimination 0 third degree price discrimination 0 second degree price discrimination