Assortment Pricing
Assortment Pricing is a pricing strategy within retail pricing that determines the optimal price levels for a set of substitutable and complementary products offered together, distinguishing itself by simultaneously considering demand interdependencies and consumer choice behavior across multiple items rather than pricing individual products in isolation.
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Retail Pricing and Advertising Strategies
Rajiv Lal, Carmen Matutes · The Journal of Business · 1994 · 450 citations
Modeling Choice Among Assortments
Barbara E. Kahn, Donald R. Lehmann · 2026 · 338 citations · Full text
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Columbia University
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