Most firms use a
fixed price policy. That is, they examine the situation, determine an appropriate price, and leave the price fixed at that amount until the situation changes, at which point they go through the process again. The alternative has been variable pricing, a form of
first degree price discrimination, characterized by individual bargaining and negotiation, and typically used for highly
differentiated high value items (like real estate).
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