Business, 16.04.2020 04:36 robert7248

Which of these is NOT an example of price discrimination?

a. college book publishers giving a price discount to faculty airlines
b. charging less for people who stay over on a Saturday night colleges
c. giving some students more financial aid than they do other students
d. gas stations charging more for gasoline with higher octane and additional additives

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