When the New York Times Switched to an Online-Paid Access

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Multiple Choice

When the New York Times switched to an online-paid access model for reading articles on their website,they initially felt that customers would pay $45.00 a month for unlimited access.From here,they worked backwards to ensure they were going to be profitable after paying all of the necessary IT,reporters,and administrative costs.The New York Times engaged in:

• A)Penetration pricing
• B)Target pricing
• C)Cost-plus and percentage-of-cost pricing
• D)Cost-plus and fixed fee pricing

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Owner's Equity

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