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Joint probability refers to:
Approaches
Methods or strategies employed in dealing with a problem or task.
Technology-enabled Products
Goods or services enhanced with technological features or capabilities, offering additional value or functionality.
Consumer Demand
The desire for particular goods or services that consumers are willing and able to purchase at a given price.
Skimming
A pricing strategy in which a high price is set for a new product to “skim” off customers willing to pay a premium before lowering the price to attract a broader market.
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