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Third degree price discrimination is defined as:

Third degree price discrimination is defined as:
a. While rarely prosecuted, it is illegal and a misdemeanor versus a felony as defined by the Surface Transportation Board Act
b. charging different prices to different buyers who use the same commodity or service
c. permissible only when the buyer has requested rebates
d. the least serious type of discrimination as versus first degree

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