Publishers practice price discrimination when they sell books at high prices to
A)early adopters.
B)local bookstores.
C)large chain bookstores.
D)online book sellers.

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Price discrimination refers to selling the same product at different prices to different customers based on their willingness to pay. Early adopters are typically willing to pay higher prices for new or unique products, making them a prime target for price discrimination. The other options do not necessarily indicate willingness to pay or the ability to charge different prices.

Publishers Practice Price Discrimination When They Sell Books at High