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3 years ago

How do the pricing strategies for corporations differ from nonprofit organizations?

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Corporations get cheap, and resell for more to earn a profit, Non profit organizations usually buy and resell for what they paid for or even less, sometimes free, for example some Bible publishers. Their intent is to make something available for everyone <span>to further a particular </span><span>social cause</span>

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