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A company is considered a price setter when: ____________ a. it operates in a highly competitive market b. its product is unique. c. it has little flexibility in setting prices of its products. d. all
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A company is considered a price setter when: ____________

a. it operates in a highly competitive market
b. its product is unique.
c. it has little flexibility in setting prices of its products.
d. all of the above are correct.

User Niklas B
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The answer is c
It has little flexibility……..
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Answer:

it has flexibility in setting prices of its products.

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