When firms can price discriminate it is unfair to all customers because it causes a dead weight loss. Group of answer choices False, price discrimination can make some markets more fair because it increases production and allows people with lower reservation prices the opportunity to buy. False, there is a deadweight loss from price discrimination, but consumer surplus increases. True, customers should have an equal share in the total economic surplus for markets to be fair. True, price discrimination happens when monopolists reduce the quantity in order to hike up the price