Question #70126

The selling practice of companies in which company charges two or more prices without any difference in costs is classified as __________?

Options:

A) price functionality

B) price rebates

C) price discrimination

D) price leadership

Answer: The selling practice of companies in which company charges two or more prices without any difference in costs is classified as price discrimination.

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