4. State the type of pricing techniques or strategies that the following ten examples most closely approximate. i.e., two-part-tariff, degrees of price discrimination, etcetera. a) Ski area operator offers special discount to patrons who show a local driver's licenses. b) At the supermarket, larger bottles of ketchup sell for less per ounce than smaller bottles. c) Costco charges an annual fee as well as a separate price for each item purchased. d) The franchise must buy his/her inputs from the franchiser. e) 'Value meals' at Mcdonalds. f) A price for safety razors and a price for the blades that fit that brand of razor. g) Movie theatres that charge more for evening shows than for matinees. h) A private sector dentist in a small town charging different prices from his customers for identical services. 1) Mobil oil requires its service stations to sell only Mobil motor oil and Mobil batteries. j) Hewlett-Packard ran a program in which a consumer could mail in a form together with the proof of purchase of an ink-jet printer and receive a rebate of $10.00