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Solution: setting a product price so that it is equal with the price set by competitors
Explanation: Parity pricing suggests the same price as that of the biggest rivals; Premium pricing suggests the price to be a little higher, often accounting the fact the good has additional features unlike competitor’s product; Discount pricing suggests the price is a little lower when the good lacks features that competitor’s product has.
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