When Managers Take Advantage of an Unusual Event by Charging

question 91

Multiple Choice

When managers take advantage of an unusual event by charging prices that consumers believe are too high, they are practicing:

• A) Predatory pricing
• B) Price gouging
• C) Cost-based pricing
• D) Illegal pricing

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