Coffee Shop Pricing Dilemma
Two competing coffee shops, located directly across the street from each other, sell a standard medium black coffee that customers perceive as being of identical taste and quality. Both currently charge $3.00. If one shop unilaterally raises its price to $3.25, what is the most likely immediate impact on its sales of this specific coffee? Explain the two key characteristics of this situation that would cause this impact.
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Coffee Shop Pricing Dilemma
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