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In the tourist-trap model, a consumer might pay more than marginal cost for a good sold in a competitive market if the cost of possibly finding the good cheaper is more than the markup over marginal cost.
 
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In the tourist-trap model, a consumer might pay more than the marginal cost for a good sold in a competitive market because
 
  A) the consumer is not free to search for lower prices.
  B) souvenir stores are part of a nationwide cartel.
  C) the cost of searching for a cheaper good is more than the markup over the marginal cost.
  D) the difference in prices between stores will be smaller than the search cost.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 1, 2018
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