The practice of a producer requiring that retailers charge a price for its products that is set by the producer is called:

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The practice described is called resale price maintenance, which involves setting a minimum price for retailers to charge for a product. This can limit price competition among retailers and ensure that the product is sold at a consistent price across different locations. However, some argue that this practice can be anticompetitive and limit consumer choice.

The Practice of a Producer Requiring That Retailers Charge a Price