Which mathematical pricing strategy deliberately uses prices ending in .99 or .95 based on the theory that consumers perceive these prices to be significantly lower than they actually are?

Pricing strategies in retail often rely on sophisticated mathematical models to maximize profits while maintaining customer satisfaction. From psychological pricing to dynamic pricing algorithms, mathematics plays a crucial role in how products are priced. This trivia tests your knowledge about a famous mathematical pricing concept that has influenced retail strategy for decades.

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