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Cross-sectional data pertain to the same entity (organization, plant, activity, and so on)
over successive past periods.
Carrying More Cash
The practice of holding a greater amount of liquid assets or physical currency on hand than usual, often for transactional purposes or as a precaution.
Psychological Pricing Tactics
Pricing strategies that aim to influence a customer's perception of the price to make a product more attractive, such as pricing items just below a round number.
Prestige Pricing
Prestige pricing is a pricing strategy where prices are set higher than average to create a perception of exclusivity and high quality, appealing to status-concerned buyers.
Split Advertising
A marketing strategy that involves dividing advertising efforts among different media channels or geographic locations to target specific audiences more effectively.
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