An example of commodity bundling is OA. the King and Prince resort on St. Simon's island offering a golf package that includes an overnight stay at the resort and a round of golf. OB. Amazon suggesting to customers that they buy sound bars when the customers add an expensive television to their shopping cart. C. Walgreen's offer to sell one box of Tide detergent at full price and the second box at 50 percent off. D. the different sized boxes of popcom that Regal Cinemas sells to its customers.

An example of commodity bundling is OA. the King and Prince resort on St. Simon's island offering a golf package that includes an overnight stay at the resort and a round of golf. OB. Amazon suggesting to customers that they buy sound bars when the customers add an expensive television to their shopping cart. C. Walgreen's offer to sell one box of Tide detergent at full price and the second box at 50 percent off. D. the different sized boxes of popcom that Regal Cinemas sells to its customers.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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