Some Internet retailers track whether its customers have recently visited popular price-comparison sites. Why might these retailers offer different prices to those who have and have not recently visited price-comparison sites? If different prices are offered, which group will be offered the lower price?
Some Internet retailers track whether its customers have recently visited popular price-comparison sites. Why might these retailers offer different prices to those who have and have not recently visited price-comparison sites? If different prices are offered, which group will be offered the lower price?
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