Many cafeterias have different prices for lunch and dinner offerings, even though the food is the same for both meals. This mixed food pricing, which requires the consumer to pay more depending on the time of day, is a type of _______ schedule.
A) tandem
B) multiple
C) mixed
D) concurrent

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This pricing strategy is an example of a multiple schedule, where different rules (prices, in this case) apply in different situations (time of day), requiring the consumer to adjust their behavior (payment) accordingly.

Many Cafeterias Have Different Prices for Lunch and Dinner Offerings