Odd Pricing Refers to the Practice Of

Multiple Choice

Odd pricing refers to the practice of:

A) varying prices at odd intervals rather than maintaining stable and predictable pricing.
B) charging prices that fall slightly below even dollars and cents, such as charging $5.99 instead of $6.00.
C) charging prices that differ significantly from competitors' prices in order to create an image of prestige and quality.
D) setting prices based on a statistical analysis of the amount consumers are willing to pay.