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VashaNatasha [74]
3 years ago
5

Yoko is trying to explain to one of her ticket counter associates the differences in price associated with concert tickets. She

explains that the lowest-priced tickets are for the least desirable seats and the highest-priced tickets are for the most desirable seats, with the rest of the ticket prices falling somewhere in between.
1. Yoko is describing ________ pricing.Select one:a. product lineb. prestigec. captived. referencee. odd/even
Business
1 answer:
Reil [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A : product line

Explanation:

Yoko is describing product line pricing. It is the method <u>used by retailers of ordering goods into cost categories in order to create different quality levels in the minds of consumers </u>as Yoka explains here that how due to the division of price of the ticket in some categories affects the desire of the customer regarding seats. It is also called price lining.

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