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A large producer who offers no discounts and the same prices to all customers in the U.S.:A. does not have pricing objectives.

B. ignores the benefits of administered pricing.
C. probably ignores nonprice competition too.
D. may be "playing it safe" because of concern about the Robinson-Patman Act.
E. is probably violating the antidumping laws.

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Answer: The correct answer is "D. may be "playing it safe" because of concern about the Robinson-Patman Act.".

Explanation: A large producer who offers no discounts and the same prices to all customers in the U.S.: may be "playing it safe" because of concern about the Robinson-Patman Act.

This law prohibits anti-competitive practices of producers, especially price discrimination. It was developed from practices in which store chains could buy products at lower prices than other retailers.

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