All of the following elements must be present for a pricing practice to be considered discriminatory under the Robinson-Patman Act EXCEPT:
A. The seller must charge different prices to different customers for the same product.
B. The seller must make two or more actual sales within a reasonably short time.
C. The transaction must occur in interstate commerce.
D. The products sold must not be commodities.
E. There must be significant competitive injury.
Answer: D
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