Which of these is not a
feature of peak load
pricing?
A firm uses same facility to
supply in several markets
A firm sells in several
markets
Charging higher price during
the period of peak demand
Charging lower price during
the period of peak demand
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the period of peak demand
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Answer:
The option that is not a feature of peak load pricing is Charging lower price during the period of peak demand
Explanation:
Peak load pricing is all about charging high prices for the goods and services during the periods of high demand (i.e) high prices is charged for products and services when their demands are at peak.
For example, electricity distribution companies, roads and commuter services, they follow peak load pricing by charging higher prices during the times when the demand of these services are high (i.e.) during the periods of rush hours on roads for road and commuter services. This is one of the ways for the company to increase their revenues.
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