Which innovative pricing strategy did Häagen-Dazs use in the 1960s to revolutionize the ice cream market and establish itself as a premium brand?

In the competitive world of food retail, pricing strategies can make or break a business. Dessert companies, in particular, have developed fascinating approaches to pricing their sweet treats. This poll tests your knowledge of how major dessert brands have used strategic pricing to boost sales, create customer perception of value, and establish market dominance. Do you understand the economics behind your favorite sweet indulgences?

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Charging 3-4 times more than competitors with minimal advertising, relying on the psychological impact of premium pricing to suggest superior quality
Implementing a subscription-based model where customers paid monthly for unlimited ice cream
Using dynamic pricing that changed based on local weather conditions, charging more on hot days
Creating artificial scarcity by limiting production quantities and announcing 'limited batches' to justify higher prices