Marketing Strategy for a New Gourmet Chocolate Bar
Imagine you are launching a new brand of gourmet chocolate into a competitive market with many existing brands. Describe two distinct strategies you could implement, based on economic principles, to make the demand for your chocolate less sensitive to its price. For each strategy, explain why it would reduce price sensitivity.
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