Market differentiated pricing calls for export pricing according the dynamic conditions of the marketplace. What are the three changes which might affect this type of pricing?
A) Pre, present and post fluctuations.
B) Changes in competition, exchange rates and the environment.
C) Space, time and utility.
D) Money, media and markets.

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Market differentiated pricing is based on adjusting pricing to the dynamic conditions of the marketplace. Changes in competition, exchange rates, and the business environment can have a significant impact on pricing. Pre, present, and post fluctuations (choice A) are too vague and do not describe specific changes in the marketplace. Space, time, and utility (choice C) are relevant concepts in marketing, but they do not specifically relate to changes that affect pricing. Money, media, and markets (choice D) are not directly related to the dynamic conditions of the marketplace and do not provide specific changes that affect pricing.

Market Differentiated Pricing Calls for Export Pricing According the Dynamic