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Launching a new gadget at a high price, then gradually lowering it.
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Introducing a new streaming service at a very low monthly fee to attract subscribers quickly.
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Selling an item for $9.99 instead of $10.00 to make it seem cheaper.
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A gas station sets its fuel prices similar to the station across the street.
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A bakery selling cupcakes for $1.99 each or a luxury watch for $10,000.
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All airlines on a specific route charge roughly the same fare.
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A high-end fashion brand selling a handbag for thousands of dollars to convey exclusivity.
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Movie theaters offering discounted tickets to students or seniors.
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A supermarket offering a "buy one, get one free" deal on cereal.
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A clothing store having a "50% off all clearance items" sale.
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A manufacturer calculates the cost to produce an item and adds a 20% markup.
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A car manufacturer suggests a retail price for a new model, but dealerships can set their own.