Which of the following is NOT an easy way to split markets in order to practice price discrimination?
A) using age of customers
B) releasing different versions of a product over time
C) relying on the self-reported marital status of customers
D) using characteristics that are correlated with a consumer's willingness to pay

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Self-reported marital status may not always be a reliable indicator of a customer's willingness to pay, and may not accurately reflect their true demographic or economic characteristics. It is therefore not always an easy way to split markets for price discrimination purposes. Age, product versions, and other correlated characteristics are typically more effective in this regard.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Easy Way to Split