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Using Figure 1.3 and PP1, at point A,
Tying
A sales strategy where the sale of one product (the tying product) is linked to the purchase of a second distinct product (the tied product).
High Demand
A situation in which the desire for a product or service significantly outweighs the supply available in the market.
Vertical Contracts
Agreements between companies at different levels in the supply chain, such as manufacturers and retailers, to specify conditions like pricing or product placement.
Costly Activities
Tasks or operations that require a significant amount of resources, including time, money, or energy.
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