When Establishing Product-Line Pricing, the Lowest-Priced Item Is Typically Positioned

question 107

Multiple Choice

When establishing product-line pricing, the lowest-priced item is typically positioned as

• A) the youngest product item in the line.
• B) the smallest selling product item in the line.
• C) the lost-cost item in the line in terms of quality and features.
• D) the profit leader for the rest of the product line.
• E) the traffic builder designed to capture the attention of first-time buyers.

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