A pricing policy in which a product has a different selling price in export markets than it has in the home market is called ________.
A) dual pricing
B) transfer pricing
C) worldwide pricing
D) arm's-length pricing

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Dual pricing is a pricing policy in which a product has a different price in export markets than it has in the home market. This policy enables companies to adjust prices based on local market factors, such as competition, demand, and currency exchange rates. Transfer pricing refers to the pricing of goods or services within a multinational company. Worldwide pricing and arm's-length pricing are not relevant to this context.

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