Cart Vader is a new business venture aimed toward selling golf carts to be used as neighborhood recreational vehicles. The new Cart Vader business owner is uncertain about what price to charge for the golf carts. After consulting with multiple sources, the owner has decided to set a high sticker price, but to allow potential buyers to negotiate down to their individual reservation price. The business owner is attempting to practice
a. reservation price discrimination.
b. perfect price maximization.
c. potential price segmentation
d. perfect price discrimination.
e. consumer price preservation.

According to my research on different pricing strategies, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the business owner is attempting to practice perfect price discrimination. This term refers to when a company charges different prices for each sale of the same product, usually charging the highest possible price and allowing room for negotiations. Which is exactly what Cart Vader is doing with it's golf carts.

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