Which of the following is not accurate as concerns the online retailers of unmanned aerial view drones and $/$or the buyers of unmanned aerial view drones? When two brands of drones have slightly different prices and P$/$Q ratings $($and all other buyer considerations are, on balance, an even tradeoff between the two brands$),$ then a bigger percentage of buyers in Latin America and the Asia$-$Pacific region will purchase the cheaper$-$priced brand while a bigger percentage of buyers in North America and Europe $-$Africa tend to prefer brands with a higher P$/$Q rating as opposed to a lower price. Your company sells its UAV drone models at the company's own website in direct competition with other online retailers of UAV drones $--$there are $100$ online retailers of UAV drones in each of the four geographic regions $.$ Because your company sells its UAV drone models at the company's own website in direct competition with other online retailers of UAV drones $,$ these online retailers are inclined to stock and display your company's brand of drones only if they can purchase your company's brand of drones at a discount of at least $35$ percent below the average online retail price your company charges for its drone models $.$ Individuals and enterprises interested in purchasing a UAV drone for commercial use are generally well $-$ informed about the differences in the prices and performance of the various brands of UAV drones as well as the differences in brand reputations $,$ number of models offered $,$ and the length of warranties $.$ The vast majority of drone shoppers consider the widely $-$available and much$-$ publicized annual PQ ratings compiled by the Global Alliance for Safe and Responsible Use of Commercial Drones to be a trusted measure of the performance and quality of competing brands of drones $.$