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A most-favoured-customer clause

A large buyer wants a "most favoured customer" clause: they always get your lowest price offered to anyone. What is the main risk?

A.There is no risk because the price is already agreedB.Any future discount to another customer may have to be given to them too, limiting your pricing flexibility for yearsC.It makes the contract invalidD.It means they must buy every product you sell

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