Which pricing strategy did Nike pioneer with its limited-edition sneaker releases that created artificial scarcity and significantly increased perceived value?

The athletic footwear market is projected to reach $100 billion by 2025, with strategic pricing playing a crucial role in brand positioning and consumer acquisition. Major sports brands employ various pricing strategies to capture market share, maintain premium positioning, or respond to market dynamics. This poll tests your knowledge of a specific pricing strategy that revolutionized how limited-edition athletic footwear is sold and perceived in the marketplace.

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Dynamic scarcity pricing - releasing limited quantities at premium prices with deliberately restricted supply
Psychological pricing - setting prices just below round numbers (e.g., $199.99 instead of $200)
Penetration pricing - initially offering shoes below market value to gain market share before raising prices
Bundle pricing - packaging shoes with exclusive apparel to justify premium pricing