When a store offers an incentive for buying more, such as charging $50 for one sweater or $90 for two sweaters, it is an example of price discrimination.

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This is an example of price discrimination because the store is charging different prices per unit (sweater) based on the quantity purchased, thus varying the price not based on the cost of the goods but on the purchasing behavior of the consumer.

When a Store Offers an Incentive for Buying More, Such