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Choose a company you frequently buy from.

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Coca Cola follows a price discrimination strategy in its marketing mix and the target market is younger customers within the age bracket of 10-25.

<h3>What is Marketing mix?</h3>

These are set of marketing tools that the firm uses to pursue its marketing objectives in the target market.

Coca Cola follows a price discrimination strategy in its marketing mix means that they charge different prices for their products and its target market are young customers.

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