What Makes Up a Product's Market Price

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Multiple Choice

What makes up a product's market price?

• A) It is the same as the product's list price.
• B) It is the list price less any allowances and discounts that may be involved in the purchase.
• C) It is the list price less any discounts and allowances plus geographic considerations.
• D) It is the price that consumers pay using a credit card.

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Definitions:

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