With two-part pricing
A)the consumer puts down a deposit and then pays the rest when she picks up the goods purchased.
B)the average price paid varies with the number of units purchased.
C)the consumer is limited in the number of units that can be purchased.
D)consumers are required to buy two units of a good.

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Two-part pricing involves charging a fee for the product, and then an additional fee depending on the quantity purchased. This means that the average price paid will vary based on the number of units purchased. A deposit and final payment, limiting the number of units, or requiring a minimum purchase of two units are not examples of two-part pricing.

With Two-Part Pricing