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Rather than having frequent special sales, Walt's Warehouse has a pricing strategy that maintains lower prices than competitors all the time. Walt's pricing strategy is known as everyday low prices (EDLP).
Ultimatum Games
A game in experimental economics, where a proposer has to decide how to divide a certain amount of money with a responder, who can accept or reject the offer.
Time Inconsistency
The tendency of people to change their plans about future actions due to a preference for immediate gratification over long-term benefits.
Self-Control Problems
Issues related to an individual's difficulty in exercising restraint or choosing long-term benefits over short-term gratification.
Dictators/Proposers
Individuals who make unilateral decisions or offers in the context of economic models or experiments.
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