Suppose a museum charges different entrance fees for children, students, adults and seniors, but these groups all pay the same amount for souvenirs at the gift shop. which of the following explains why the museum price discriminates on admission but not souvenirs?
the entrance ticket is individualthe entrance ticket is collective
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