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2 years ago

What are the costs of "freebie" items

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Items may be considered free but the only reason companys are able to make the advertisement of free is the opportunity costs. Nothing is free so for companies to be able to have free products budgets and employee pay cuts must be made.

Hope I helped.

wolverine [178]2 years ago

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The item is free to you, but the item still cost resources to make, someone's labor, and the cost to the store to offer it to you.

hope this helped.

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