One way to get into legal trouble in pricing is to decide to charge different buyers different prices even when there are no differences in the grade of the product sold to them, or in the cost of the goods. When this practice results in the lessening of competition it is considered:
a.
Deceptive Pricing
b.
Predatory Pricing
c.
Price Discrimination
d.
Price Fixing
e.
Competitive Pricing
Answer: Price Discrimination