A Reference Price Might Be Considered Deceptive If

question 133

Multiple Choice

A reference price might be considered deceptive if

• A) the internal reference point is different from the external reference point.
• B) the reference point has been inflated or is fictitious.
• C) the reference price is more than two times the cost of the item.
• D) the reference price has changed more than once in the past 12-month period.
• E) it reflects actual manufacturing costs plus 50 percent.

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