tices are described in the following scenarios: A. Bundling B. Tying sales C. Exclusive dealings 1. To purchase the sports channels, customers also have to purchase several movie channels 2. A electronic store negociates to be the only distributor of a new video console game ? 3. You can buy a XYZ laptop for 500 dollars and a XYZ printer for 250 dollars, but with a special promotio. you can buy both for 650 dollars

tices are described in the following scenarios: A. Bundling B. Tying sales C. Exclusive dealings 1. To purchase the sports channels, customers also have to purchase several movie channels 2. A electronic store negociates to be the only distributor of a new video console game ? 3. You can buy a XYZ laptop for 500 dollars and a XYZ printer for 250 dollars, but with a special promotio. you can buy both for 650 dollars

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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