Which of the following product pairs would NOT be good candidates for price discrimination through tying?
A) Razors and razor blades
B) Ink-jet printers and ink cartridges
C) Pencils and paper
D) Cellular telephones and cell phone service

Question

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Pencils and paper are often purchased together as a single product, and are unlikely to be price discriminated through tying. The other options are more commonly sold separately, and therefore are good candidates for price discrimination through tying.

Which of the Following Product Pairs Would NOT Be Good