Charging different prices in different markets for the same goods is called:

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This practice is known as price discrimination, not specifically listed among the options provided. Price discrimination involves charging different prices to different consumers or in different markets for the same product, when these price differences are not due to differences in cost. None of the choices listed (boycott pricing, vertical discrimination, price disparagement, boycotting) accurately describe this concept.

Charging Different Prices in Different Markets for the Same Goods