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Can a product be priced differently for different buyers? Why or why not? What influence do governmental regulations and policies have on a company's international pricing structure?

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Can a product be priced differently for different buyers?

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Yes, products can be priced differently for different buyers. Nationally, products are sold cheaper at bulk to retailers and business clients and are less expensive than those sold individually to consumers. Even Dell sells computers at a ...

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