The separation of buyers into distinct markets characterized by different prices is:
A) illegal in almost all cases in the United States.
B) legal under almost all circumstances in the United States.
C) prohibited when it applies to sales to the final consumer.
D) allowed when the product will be resold.
E) none of the above a through d) are correct.

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The legality of separating buyers into distinct markets with different prices depends on the context and specific laws, such as antitrust laws and the Robinson-Patman Act, which addresses price discrimination. Therefore, none of the given options fully capture the complexity of the legal framework.

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