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Are marketing strategies different for products and services that exhibit a strong correlation between price and perceived quality? Why?

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The solution discusses if marketing strategies are different for products and services that exhibit a strong correlation between price and perceived quality and why.

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Are marketing strategies different for products and services that exhibit a strong correlation between price and perceived quality? Why?

Yes. Most recently is the Apple Iphone, which was introduced last summer. The marketing for this product was unbelievable. Techies waited on lines for days to be the first to purchase ...

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