Ans. Option a
Charging different price for subsequent hours is a type of quantity discount. Here the consumer has to pay less for more and more units of consumption. Due to law of diminishing marginal utility, the willingness to pay for each subsequent hour will fall for each consumer. Thus, to capture consumer surplus of the group of buyers, the company practices this type of price discrimination (called second degree price discrimination)
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