Pricing Constraints Refer to

question 16

Multiple Choice

Pricing constraints refer to

• A)barriers that must be overcome in order to set pricing objectives.
• B)competitive pricing advantages one firm has over another.
• C)different pricing strategies for each of the firm's products.
• D)factors that limit the range of prices a firm may set.
• E)another name for demand curves.

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