Which pricing strategy was implemented for the Nobel Prize award money between 2012-2017 that directly affected scientists' financial compensation?

The Nobel Prize represents the pinnacle of scientific achievement, but how much do you know about its financial aspects? This trivia question explores the intersection of scientific recognition and the pricing strategies behind one of the world's most prestigious awards. Test your knowledge about how the Nobel Prize's monetary value has evolved and what factors influence its economic significance in the scientific community.

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Value-based pricing: Award amounts were tied to the scientific impact factor of the winner's publications
Cost-plus pricing: Award amounts were calculated based on the operating costs of the Nobel Foundation plus a fixed percentage
Dynamic reduction pricing: Prize money was temporarily reduced by 20% due to financial market impacts on the Foundation's endowment
Premium pricing: Award amounts were doubled to maintain exclusivity and prestige in response to competing scientific awards