When a company introduces new audio products, it often initially sets the price high and lower the price about a year later.

This is an example of:

A) first-degree price discrimination.

B) second-degree price discrimination.

C) intertemporal price discrimination.

D) a two-part tariff.

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Ciara Moran

15 September, 17:13

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Kendall Russo · Answer 1

so every one would want to buy it so it would be A

When a company introduces new audio products, it often initially sets the price high and lower the price about a year later.This is an example of:A) first-degree price discrimination.B) second-degree price discrimination.C) intertemporal price discrimination.D) a two-part tariff.