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Question 4 Previous Next> The average wholesale price a company is charging camera retailers for its models is deemed to be "competitive" with the average wholesale prices of rival makers of action cameras in a particular geographic region when its average wholesale price is $30 or more below the highest price being charged by a rival camera-maker in that same geographic region. o below the all-company average wholesale price in that geographic region. below the all-company average wholesale price in all geographic regions. more than 20% below the highest-priced camera brand in the region. O no more than $25 above the regional average wholesale price.

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Below the all-company average wholesale price in that geographic location, as in that case, it would give a tough competition to rival makers of action cameras in terms of pricing by offering the lowest priced models and hence it would be called as “competitive” price.

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