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…price discrimination is an effective means by which a firm can sell a higher quantity of goods, make a higher profit margin on the goods it does sell, and build a broader consumer base due to differing price elasticity of demand for given goods and services. Price discrimination ultimately equalizes price and value for both the consumer and the firm, creating a more ideal situation for both entities in terms of preference and opportunity cost.