If Canon were to require every store that carried its cameras to charge customers 20 per cent more than the store's cost for each camera, Canon would be practising:

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Resale price maintenance is a pricing policy in which the manufacturer sets a minimum price at which the product must be sold by the retailer. In this case, Canon is setting a minimum price by requiring the stores to charge 20 per cent more than their cost, which is an example of resale price maintenance. Tying involves requiring the customer to buy one product to gain access to another product, cost-plus pricing involves adding a markup to the cost of the product, and aggressive marketing involves using high-pressure tactics to sell a product.

If Canon Were to Require Every Store That Carried Its