Which pricing strategy revolutionized Bible distribution in the 19th century, making scripture accessible to millions through the American Bible Society?

In the intersection of religion and retail, pricing strategies play a crucial role in how religious goods and services are offered to the faithful. From sacred texts to ritual items, religious organizations face unique challenges in balancing financial sustainability with spiritual values. This poll tests your knowledge about a notable pricing innovation that transformed access to religious texts in the modern era.

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Cost-plus pricing, where Bibles were sold at production cost plus a small percentage to fund new translations
Premium pricing, where ornate Bibles commanded higher prices to subsidize basic editions for the poor
Subscription model, where believers paid annual fees to receive updated scripture portions and commentaries
Dynamic pricing, where Bible costs varied by region based on local economic conditions