Which form of price discrimination prices the same product at two different levels based on differences in consumer image or perception?

Correct answer D. Image pricing

Explanation

Image pricing sells essentially the same product at two prices based on image differences, such as a perfume in an ordinary bottle versus a luxury one.

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