3) Suppose that Nyopoly, instead of attracting consumers on a one-by-one basis (as is done inQuestion 2), is considering an extensive promotional campaign. This campaign will cost $35,000 andis expected to attract 500 new customers, which consists of 100 Bargain Hunters, 200 Browsers,100 Gift Givers and 100 Sophisticates. Do you recommend that Nyopoly implement thispromotional campaign? Explain your answer (including a discussion of the short-term versus long-run effects of this promotion).

The promotion is one of the P's in the marketing mix. The promotional campaign is conducted to…

Answered: 3) Suppose that Nyopoly, instead of…

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