A company in the highly competitive smartphone market launches an extensive advertising campaign. The campaign focuses on the phone's unique camera features, sleek design, and association with a trendy lifestyle, rather than its price. Subsequently, the company raises the price of its phone by 8%, but experiences only a 3% drop in sales. In contrast, a competitor who raises their price by the same amount sees a 15% drop in sales. Which economic principle best explains this difference in outcomes?

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