If a firm operates in a imperfectly competitive market, it may be able to price its products in local currencies above world prices for their goods. This is called
A) pricing to market.
B) trade war.
C) trade stickiness.
D) price gauging.
A
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A) not all price floors are enforceable. B) not all price and quantity regulations are enforceable. C) individual drivers act irrationally. D) government regulation is utterly useless.
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