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Not-for-profit pricing decisions:
I. Are made using the same practices as for-profit pricing decisions
II. Sometimes result in different prices for different customers
III. Sometimes subsidize particular groups of people
Scientific Research
Systematic investigation and study conducted to increase knowledge and understanding of the natural world, often leading to new inventions or discoveries.
Creative Destruction
A concept in economics which signifies the process by which new innovation leads to the demise of older technologies or businesses, fostering marketplace evolution.
Dominant Firms
Companies that hold a major share of the market within their industry, exerting significant influence over market conditions, including prices and available supply.
New Products
Goods or services that have been recently developed, introduced to the market, or innovated to meet consumer needs.
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