The practice of requiring a consumer to purchase two or more products together,rather than separately,is called
A) free-riding.
B) cartelling.
C) tie-in sales.
D) predatory pricing.

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The practice of requiring a consumer to purchase two or more products together, rather than separately, is called tie-in sales. This is often done to increase sales of less popular products by "tying" them to more popular products.

The Practice of Requiring a Consumer to Purchase Two or More