The Difference Between Tying and Bundling in Pricing Strategies Is

question 68

Multiple Choice

The difference between tying and bundling in pricing strategies is that:

• A) they both are strategies that firms use to maximize profit.
• B) tying does not require the purchase of both goods, but bundling does.
• C) tying involves the combination of goods that are complements, whereas bundling involves the combination of substitutes.
• D) tying does not lead to as much profit as bundling does.

---

Definitions:

Trochlea

A grooved structure in the body, especially a pulley-like part at the upper end of the ulna where it articulates with the humerus at the elbow joint.

Infraspinatus

A muscle located on the back of the shoulder blade that helps with the rotation and stabilization of the shoulder joint.

Deltoid

A large, triangular muscle covering the shoulder joint that is responsible for lifting the arm and giving the shoulder its range of motion.

Muscle Fibers

The cells of muscles that contract to produce movement, consisting of myofibrils, which are themselves composed of sarcomeres, the basic unit of muscle contraction.