Price discrimination is the practice of selling a good at different prices to different consumers. The most common form of price discrimination is the practice of selling goods to different groups of customers at different prices. Many businesses offer students and senior citizens discounts not available to other customers. Firms engage in price discrimination in an effort to increase their profits.

a. Identify three conditions that must be met for price discriminate to occur. {3 marks}

b. Discuss the effectiveness of different strategies implemented to deal with the problems caused by increased road transport use in urban areas.{10 marks}

c.'Transportation patterns in Jamaica reflect the flow of people and commerce'. Discuss the significance of this statement highlighting the implications for the country as the government attempt to develop a first-world transportation system.{12 marks}