Which pricing psychology technique is most commonly used by major publishers for hardcover literary fiction releases?

In the publishing industry, pricing strategies can make or break a book's success. Publishers carefully consider various psychological factors when setting prices for different types of books. This poll explores how consumer psychology influences pricing decisions in the literary marketplace, where perceived value and actual price point intersect. Test your knowledge of how publishers leverage pricing psychology to maximize both sales and reader satisfaction in the competitive world of books and literature.

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Charm pricing (ending in .99) to create the perception of a bargain
Prestige pricing (higher price points) to signal literary quality and importance
Bundle pricing (buy one get one free) to increase initial sales volume
Dynamic pricing (frequent price changes) to test market responsiveness