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(Figure: Pharmaceutical Pills Sales I) A pharmaceutical company sells its pills in foreign and domestic markets. (Figure: Pharmaceutical Pills Sales I) A pharmaceutical company sells its pills in foreign and domestic markets. Suppose the company must charge the same price in each market. The profit-maximizing price is $____. A) 12 B) 8.67 C) 7.67 D) 7.00 (Figure: Pharmaceutical Pills Sales I) A pharmaceutical company sells its pills in foreign and domestic markets. Suppose the company must charge the same price in each market. The profit-maximizing price is $____. A) 12 B) 8.67 C) 7.67 D) 7.00
Suppose the company must charge the same price in each market. The profit-maximizing price is $____.


A) 12
B) 8.67
C) 7.67
D) 7.00

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