Which traditional retail practice involves merchants gradually reducing prices throughout the day to ensure all perishable goods are sold before closing?

Traditional markets around the world have employed unique retail strategies that have stood the test of time, often predating modern retail concepts by centuries. These culturally-specific approaches to merchandising, customer engagement, and product presentation reveal fascinating insights about different societies and their values. Test your knowledge about these time-honored retail traditions that continue to influence modern commerce and cultural identity.

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Suuk bartering (Middle Eastern haggling system)
Dutch auction (Declining price method originating in Netherlands flower markets)
Zócalo rotation (Mexican market stall position cycling)
Bazaar bundling (South Asian complementary product grouping)