Question

Marking merchandise with an exceptionally high price and then claiming that the lower selling price actually used represents a legitimate price reduction is an example of ________. predatory pricing deceptive pricing price discrimination price fixing

Answer 1

The correct answer is Deceptive pricing.

Step-by-step explanation:

The deceptive price occurs when companies intentionally cheat customers with price promotions, which in the end are not true. These practices, under the protection of marketing, seek to generate a desire in the buyer to take the items in "discount", either due to its upcoming expiration or simply by the inventory turnover.