A retailer marks down a customary price (i.e., the price con…
A retailer marks down a customary price (i.e., the price consumers are accustomed to paying) of a popular item (e.g a bread, washing liquid or some veggies) in an attempt to attract more customers. The company earns a much smaller profit on each unit because the markup is lower, but purchases of other merchandise by customers while seeking the leader item often boost sales and profits. This pricing strategy is called
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