Restaurants offer early bird discounts for customers ordering before 6 p.m. If the reason for the discount is price discrimination, then we can conclude that: Question 2 options: people who can eat before 6 p.m. have a less elastic demand for restaurant meals than the general public. there is no difference in elasticity of demand between the people who can eat before 6 p.m. and those that cannot. elasticity of demand has nothing to do with price discrimination. people who can eat before 6 p.m. have a more elastic demand for restaurant meals than the general public