![The image captures an indoor scene, likely a university classroom or lecture hall, with white walls, a white tiled ceiling, and bright lighting. A woman, possibly an instructor or presenter, stands in the background to the right, facing towards the front of the room. She wears a dark blue top and jeans, with her hair tied back.
On the left, a large monitor displays a presentation slide titled "Contents" from "slide 59/75". The slide presents three questions in Spanish:
1. "¿Por qué el esfuerzo requerido para usar un cupón es esencial para que funcione como discriminación de precios?" (Why is the effort required to use a coupon essential for it to function as price discrimination?)
2. "¿En qué condiciones la venta conjunta no aumenta el excedente del productor?" (Under what conditions does joint selling not increase producer surplus?)
3. "¿Por qué la correlación negativa de las valoraciones es clave para la venta conjunta rentable?" (Why is the negative correlation of valuations key for profitable joint selling?)
Behind the woman, a whiteboard contains handwritten notes, also in Spanish, pertaining to "Venta conjunta mixta y compatibilidad de incentivos" (Mixed joint sale and incentive compatibility), discussing "Bien 1: P1" and "Bien 2: P2," and a condition "Para que un consumidor compre un bien individual y no en paquete: V_B1 - P1 >= P_pack - P_B2" (For a consumer to buy an individual good and not in a package: [Valuation of Good 1] - [Price of Good 1] >= [Price of Package] - [Price of Good 2], or similar notation).
In the foreground, two black chairs with perforated backs are visible. On a table to the right, a dark blue laptop adorned with stickers, including an "IBERO" logo, is open. A red and white patterned water bottle rests beside it. On the wall behind the laptop, an orange sign reads, "POR FAVOR NO ACUMULE SU BASURA NI RECIPENTES DE SUS BOTES" (Please do not accumulate your trash or containers in your bins). Another green sign with an "IBERO Contigo" logo is partially visible. The "IBERO" branding on the laptop and signs, along with the given location context of San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico, suggests the setting is part of a campus of Universidad Iberoamericana.](https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/patr-3a75e.appspot.com/o/uploads%2Fimage_picker_820b412d-16b1-4413-b.jpg?alt=media)
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The image captures an indoor scene, likely a university classroom or lecture hall, with white walls, a white tiled ceiling, and bright lighting. A woman, possibly an instructor or presenter, stands in the background to the right, facing towards the front of the room. She wears a dark blue top and jeans, with her hair tied back. On the left, a large monitor displays a presentation slide titled "Contents" from "slide 59/75". The slide presents three questions in Spanish: 1. "¿Por qué el esfuerzo requerido para usar un cupón es esencial para que funcione como discriminación de precios?" (Why is the effort required to use a coupon essential for it to function as price discrimination?) 2. "¿En qué condiciones la venta conjunta no aumenta el excedente del productor?" (Under what conditions does joint selling not increase producer surplus?) 3. "¿Por qué la correlación negativa de las valoraciones es clave para la venta conjunta rentable?" (Why is the negative correlation of valuations key for profitable joint selling?) Behind the woman, a whiteboard contains handwritten notes, also in Spanish, pertaining to "Venta conjunta mixta y compatibilidad de incentivos" (Mixed joint sale and incentive compatibility), discussing "Bien 1: P1" and "Bien 2: P2," and a condition "Para que un consumidor compre un bien individual y no en paquete: V_B1 - P1 >= P_pack - P_B2" (For a consumer to buy an individual good and not in a package: [Valuation of Good 1] - [Price of Good 1] >= [Price of Package] - [Price of Good 2], or similar notation). In the foreground, two black chairs with perforated backs are visible. On a table to the right, a dark blue laptop adorned with stickers, including an "IBERO" logo, is open. A red and white patterned water bottle rests beside it. On the wall behind the laptop, an orange sign reads, "POR FAVOR NO ACUMULE SU BASURA NI RECIPENTES DE SUS BOTES" (Please do not accumulate your trash or containers in your bins). Another green sign with an "IBERO Contigo" logo is partially visible. The "IBERO" branding on the laptop and signs, along with the given location context of San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico, suggests the setting is part of a campus of Universidad Iberoamericana.
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