The saying "leaving money on the table" is associated with a predatory pricing strategy that results in excessive seasonal discounts. a market penetration strategy when there is an opportunity for price skimming. loss leader pricing that drives consumers to competitors' products. a price skimming strategy that forces consumers to choose between products. vertical price fixing in markets where horizontal price fixing would be more appropriate.

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Jaydon Herring

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2 July, 03:31

The saying "leaving money on the table" is associated with a predatory pricing strategy that results in excessive seasonal discounts. a market penetration strategy when there is an opportunity for price skimming. loss leader pricing that drives consumers to competitors' products. a price skimming strategy that forces consumers to choose between products. vertical price fixing in markets where horizontal price fixing would be more appropriate.

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It is associated with using a market penetration strategy when there is an opportunity for price skimming. Leaving money on the table means that during a business deal or negotiation one of the parties does not receive the amount of money they could have earned, instead they accept a smaller sum. This strategy can be beneficial or hurtful depending on the scenario.