Which of the following is LEAST likely to be able to regularly engage in price discrimination?
A) a farmer
B) an airline
C) a university
D) a producer of copyrighted computer software

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A farmer is least likely to be able to regularly engage in price discrimination as they typically have little control over the price due to factors such as weather, competition, and demand. The price of agricultural products is largely determined by the market and external factors, making it difficult for farmers to charge different prices to different customers. On the other hand, airlines, universities, and producers of copyrighted computer software have more control over pricing and can engage in price discrimination more easily.

Which of the Following Is LEAST Likely to Be Able