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The idea that tax cuts would increase the quantity of labor supplied, thus increasing tax revenue, became known as supply-side economics.
Price Discrimination
The strategy of selling the same product at different prices to different groups of consumers, based on willingness to pay.
Discount Retailers
Stores that offer products at lower prices by accepting lower margins in return for a high sales volume.
Arbitrage
The practice of taking advantage of price differences between markets to make a profit.
Vertical Contracts
Agreements between firms at different levels in the supply chain (e.g., manufacturer and retailer) to govern the terms of sale or purchase.
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