Can someone help me on Ethics Surrounding Pricing Strategies? this is for connexus. PLS PLS HELP heres one of the questions Styles Department Store is located on one end of a shopping mall and Taylor's Threads is located on the other side of the mall. Both stores have the same black leather jacket on sale. Styles Department Store has priced the jacket at $149.98, and the same jacket is priced at $150.00 at Taylor's Threads. Even though there is only a two cent difference, Styles Department Store has sold 30% more jackets than Taylor's Threads. What type of pricing strategy is Styles Department Store using?
reference pricing strategy
price lining strategy
fair price strategy
odd pricing strategy
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odd pricing strategy

Explanation:

The odd pricing strategy is a psychological pricing tactic where an odd numeric value is applied to influence the customer's perception of the product value. The most commonly used numbers are 5 and 9. In this pricing strategy, an odd number is placed just below a rounder number such as  $0.99, $2.47, and $9.97.

The odd pricing is a psychological way of creating a perception that an item is cheaper.  A $50 product is perceived as cheaper when marked as $49.97. Style jackets are marked 149.98 appear cheaper compared to  Taylor's Threads at $150.00

one of the disadvantages of getting a government sponsored mortgage is they put a limit on the purchase price of the house. because the government is in charge of the mortage loan and terms, they are able to control how much money they are allowing someone to take out for the loan. not only are they incontrol, it's a lengthy process for a government sponsored mortgage.

so they can see what that city is producing and to also see if they can some how get that product. like gold in africa.