a. bundling b. two part pricing c. gate pricing d. a tying market

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a. bundling b. two part pricing c. gate pricing d. a tying market

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a. bundling
b. two part pricing
c. gate pricing
d. a tying market
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Cookout charges one a lower price for Cookout tray that consists of a drink sandwich and two sides then the goods individually priced. This pricing strategy is called a. bundling b. two-part pricing c. gate pricing d. a tying market e. block pricing
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