Match the current example with the firm's action, identifying whether the action is strategically or monetarily important A grocery store sells toilet paper, milk, and eggs at a A. Strategic goal loss recognizing that consumers who enter the store for these products will likely purchase other more B. Strategic goal profitable products once they are in the store (that is, C. Strategic goal by selling these products at a loss, they hope to drive sales volume for other products in the store) D. monetary goal A firm charges a 40% markup on COGS to attain significantly positive profits A firm operates at a loss selling low-cost computer printers but expects to make up money when consumers need to purchase expensive ink cartridges A Las Vegas casino loses money giving "high rollers" a free hotel room for the weekend expecting these patrons to spend a lot of money gambling, on food, and shopping in their hotel