All- or- nothing pricing is a:
A)special instance of multi- part pricing.
B)special instance of perfect competition.
C)situation where all the goods go to one consumer.
D)situation where all the goods go to the producer.

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All-or-nothing pricing is a pricing strategy where customers must either purchase all units of a product/service at a set price or none at all. This is a special instance of multi-part pricing, which involves setting a price for each unit of a product/service based on different features or attributes. It is not related to perfect competition, nor does it involve all goods going to one party.

All- Or- Nothing Pricing Is A