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Advertising and Branding to Reduce Price Sensitivity
Firms can increase their market power by using advertising to build a strong brand identity. This strategy makes consumers less sensitive to price changes, as they may perceive the branded product as superior or develop loyalty, reducing their willingness to switch to cheaper alternatives.
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