In Greek mythology, which pricing strategy did Discord (Eris) use when she threw the golden apple marked 'For the Fairest' that eventually led to the Trojan War?

In mythology, even gods and goddesses had to deal with marketing and pricing strategies! This poll explores how mythological items were valued and 'priced' in ancient stories. The economics of mythology reveals fascinating insights about value perception across cultures and how certain mythological items became synonymous with power, beauty, or wisdom. Test your knowledge about one of the most famous pricing disputes in Greek mythology!

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Scarcity pricing - creating artificial shortage by offering just one highly-coveted golden apple
Value-based pricing - pricing the apple based on the goddesses' perception of their own beauty rather than the apple's actual cost
Promotional bundling - offering the golden apple as part of a package deal with immortality and divine powers
Loyalty pricing - offering the apple at a discount to Hera as Zeus's wife and longest-standing customer