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Analysis of Pricing Strategy
A software company presents three subscription options to its customers:
- Basic Plan: $10/month (limited features)
- Pro Plan: $25/month (all features)
- Pro Plan + Cloud Storage: $26/month (all features plus 100GB cloud storage)
Explain the psychological strategy behind this pricing structure and identify which option the company likely intends for most customers to choose. Justify your reasoning.
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