Price discrimination is permitted when it can be justified under each of the following basis EXCEPT:
A) differences in grade or quality sold.
B) differences in transportation costs.
C) lowering of price in good faith to meet competition.
D) products that will be resold to another intermediate purchaser or to the final consumer.
E) differences in quantity sold.

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Price discrimination is not permitted when it is based on whether the product will be resold to an intermediate purchaser or to the final consumer, as this violates anti-discrimination laws. Differences in grade or quality, transportation costs, lowering of price to meet competition, and quantity sold are all acceptable justifications for price discrimination.

Price Discrimination Is Permitted When It Can Be Justified Under