The price discrimination in which same product is charged differently at different places even though cost of offering the product is exactly same is known as ________?

Correct answer: C. location pricing

  • A. customer segment pricing
  • B. product-form pricing
  • C. location pricing
  • D. channel pricing

Explanation

Location pricing charges different prices at different places for the same product when the cost of supplying those locations is the same. This is a geographical form of price discrimination, distinct from customer-segment or channel pricing.

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