Which innovative pricing strategy revolutionized Bible distribution in the 19th century, making it accessible to millions more people worldwide?

Throughout history, religious texts have faced unique challenges in production, distribution, and pricing. From ancient scrolls to modern digital formats, religious publishers have developed innovative pricing strategies to balance accessibility with sustainability. This trivia question explores a groundbreaking pricing model that transformed how sacred texts reached believers worldwide. Test your knowledge of this fascinating intersection of faith commerce and publishing history!

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The British and Foreign Bible Society's 'penny-a-week' subscription model that allowed poor families to gradually pay for Bibles over time
The Vatican's 'tithe pricing' where Bibles cost exactly one-tenth of a person's monthly income
The American Bible Society's 'exchange program' where old Bibles could be traded in for new translations at half price
The Oxford University Press's 'community Bible' where villages collectively purchased one Bible to be shared among all households