White Sands Heavy Equipment Co. produces industrial equipment that it sells through its national sales force. Its sales reps often must negotiate with customers to match the low prices of foreign competitors. Apparently, the firm has
A. been violating the Robinson-Patman Act.
B. an "F.O.B. seller's factory" price policy.
C. a flexible-price policy.
D. a status quo pricing objective.
E. a skimming price policy.
Answer: C
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