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Ashley Bakery expects its marginal cost curve will eventually slope upward, because as with most production processes, baking has:
Tie-in Sale
A sales technique where one product or service can only be purchased if another product or service is bought simultaneously.
Bundling
The practice of offering multiple goods for sale as one combined product.
Metering Scheme
A pricing strategy used by firms to charge customers based on their actual usage of a service or product.
Indirect Discrimination
Discrimination that occurs when a seemingly neutral provision, criterion or practice puts individuals at a particular disadvantage compared to others, often unintentionally.
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