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boyakko [2]
1 year ago
8

Six-packs of soda, cartons of eggs, and three-packs of paper towels are all examples of products sold using what kind of pricing

strategy?
Business
1 answer:
cricket20 [7]1 year ago
8 0

Six-packs of soda, cartons of eggs, and three-packs of paper towels are all examples of products sold using a block pricing strategy.

A product is an object, system, or service provided to consumers on demand. That's all we can offer to the market to meet your wants and needs.

Item is for sale. Products are services or items. It can be in physical or virtual or cyber form. All products are made at one price and sold at one price. Calculated prices vary by market, quality, marketing, and target segment.

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