Examples of anti$-$competitive practices controlled by civil process under the Competition Act are summarized in your Business Law in Canada textbook. Based on the information in the textbook, choose the practice below which is INCORRECTLY matched to its definition.

Select one:

a$.$

Exclusive dealing: Restricting the purchaser's right to carry competitors' products.

b$.$

Delivered pricing: Bait$-$and$-$switch selling, selling above the advertised price, or advertising a "bargain price" that is actually the original price.

c$.$

Refusal to deal: Requiring a customer to deal only or mostly in certain products, or requiring a customer to sell specific products in a defined market.

d$.$

Tied selling: Inducing a buyer to purchase a second product as a condition of supplying a particular product.