In Ancient Greece, which pricing strategy was used for luxury goods imported from Egypt and Phoenicia?

In ancient civilizations, commerce and trade were sophisticated systems with unique pricing strategies. From Mesopotamian market stalls to Egyptian bazaars, merchants developed complex methods to determine value. This poll explores how ancient civilizations implemented pricing strategies for their goods and services, revealing economic principles that sometimes parallel modern retail approaches despite being separated by millennia.

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Value-based pricing where merchants set prices based on perceived worth to elite customers (up to 30x production cost)
Penetration pricing to introduce foreign goods at low prices before gradually raising them
State-mandated fixed pricing established by temple authorities to ensure fairness
Auction-only pricing where all imported luxury items were sold to the highest bidder