Which pricing strategy was pioneered by Macy's in the 1870s and psychologically suggests to consumers they're receiving exact change calculations rather than rounded-up prices?

Pricing strategies are a crucial element in retail success, often involving psychology as much as economics. Beyond basic cost-plus formulas, sophisticated retailers leverage consumer psychology to maximize perceived value and purchase likelihood. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous pricing tactic that transformed how products are priced worldwide - a strategy so effective it's become standard practice across virtually all retail sectors.

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Charm pricing (prices ending in 9, like $19.99)
Prestige pricing (deliberately high prices to suggest quality)
Bundle pricing (multiple products sold together at discount)
Loss leader pricing (selling below cost to drive store traffic)