With multiple-product pricing, the various items in the line may be differentiated by pricing them appropriately to indicate all but which of the following examples?
A) Economic version
B) Standard version
C) Top-of-the-line version
D) Generic version

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The term "generic" typically refers to a product that lacks any brand recognition or specific features that differentiate it from other similar products. Therefore, it does not fit the concept of multiple-product pricing, which involves differentiating products based on specific features or levels of quality.

With Multiple-Product Pricing, the Various Items in the Line May