Federated Tools, Inc., charges Jacks Hardware five cents per item and Eves Home Store ten cents per
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Federated Tools, Inc., charges Jack’s Hardware five cents per item and Eve’s Home Store ten cents per item for the same product. Jack’s Hardware and Eve’s Home Store are competitors. If this practice substantially lessens competition, it constitutes
a. a market division.
b. an exclusionary practice.
c. price discrimination.
d. none of the above.
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