Answer:
Deceptive pricing
Explanation:
By telling customers that the original price is $40 when it is really $25, High Tea is making their $20 price seem like a much better deal when it really has less value than they are advertising.
I believe the answer is: B. <span>businesses making the same product agree to limit production.
In a monopoly, only one single business exist that control the production of a certain goods in the market.
For cartel, there are a lot of established businesses with different ownership, but they agreed to control their production in order to maintain the price level in the market.
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Answer:
All the requirements are attached in pictures.
Explanation:
Answer:
From my view, the BEST example of indirect denial is E.
Explanation:
In the indirect denial method, We first directly agree with the customer's view point and then give a reason why that customer's view is not 100% accurate.
In E, we can clearly see this, you first say Yes by saying "that's true". and then gives a fair reason why your deal is still the best.
In the Option B, which seems an ok answer too, we don't directly agree with the customer's statement first.
Because of this, Option E is the most applicable answer.
