With respect to pricing, when a company offers a unique, in demand product, it is most...

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With respect to pricing, when a company offers a unique, in demand product, it is most likely a [Select] and it will most likely target a [Select] model for setting its price. Conversely, when a company offers a relatively undifferentiated product with relatively average demand it would most likely be considered a [Select] and would utilize a [Select] ✓model for setting the price of its products. With respect to pricing, when a company offers a unique, in demand product, it is most likely a [Select] and it will most likely target a [Select] model for setting its price. Conversely, when a company offers a relatively undifferentiated product with relatively average demand it would most likely be considered a [Select] and would utilize a [Select] ✓model for setting the price of its products.

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