Which of the following is NOT an example of price discrimination through bundling?
A) cable TV
B) a newspaper
C) a ticket to Disneyland
D) a bag of chips

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Bundling is the practice of combining multiple products or services together and selling them at a combined price that is lower than the individual prices. Cable TV, a newspaper, and a ticket to Disneyland are all examples of bundling, as they offer multiple services or products together for a combined price. However, a bag of chips is not an example of bundling because it is a single product being sold at a single price, rather than a combination of products or services.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example of Price