Which of the Following Conditions Would Prevent a Firm from Setting

question 213

Multiple Choice

Which of the following conditions would prevent a firm from setting different prices in different markets?

• A) possibility of arbitrage for buyers between different markets
• B) law enforcement preventing smuggling from occurring
• C) government intervention forcing the firm to reduce the level of output
• D) government imposition of a price ceiling

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