Which company famously introduced 'Depression pricing' in 1930, selling their signature product for 5 cents (half the previous price) during the Great Depression - a strategy that significantly expanded their market share?

During economic hardships, companies must adapt their strategies to survive. The Great Depression (1929-1939) was one of the most challenging periods in modern economic history, forcing many businesses to rethink their approach to consumer products and marketing. This trivia question explores how one iconic brand managed to not only survive but thrive during this difficult era through innovative retail and pricing strategies.

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Mars, Inc. (for Mars chocolate bars)
The Hershey Company (for Hershey's chocolate bars)
Wrigley's (for chewing gum products)
Coca-Cola (for their signature beverage)