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Business, 20.12.2019 01:31, jeffhuffle17

In the uk, baked beans are a staple of the british diet, and many stores will offer them at prices nearing 5-6 cents per tin/can. supermarkets will discount tins of baked beans to a ridiculous price as a way to bring customers into the store. this is an example of: a. high/low pricingb. bait and switch pricingc. everyday low pricesd. loss leader pricinge. price discrimination

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