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Monopolistically competitive firms prevent the efficient use of resources because in long-run equilibrium,
Geographical Pricing
A pricing strategy where the price of a product or service varies depending on the geographical location or market.
FOB Freight-Allowed
A shipping term indicating that the seller pays for the transportation of goods to a specific location, but the buyer assumes the risk of loss once shipped.
Basing-Point Pricing
A pricing strategy where the price of goods includes transportation costs from a specific location, regardless of the actual shipment origin.
Deceptive Pricing
Pricing practices intended to mislead or trick consumers about the actual cost of a product or service.
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