Companies often adjust their basic price to accommodate differences in customers,products,locations,and so forth.Examples of these differentiated prices include all of the following EXCEPT ________.
A) new-product pricing
B) customer-segment pricing
C) product-form pricing
D) channel pricing
E) none of the above

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New-product pricing is not a form of differentiated pricing; it refers to strategies used when introducing a new product to the market, rather than adjusting prices based on customer, product, or location differences.

Companies Often Adjust Their Basic Price to Accommodate Differences in Customers,products,locations,and