Can prestige pricing actually increase sales even though it usually means charging a higher price? Explain with one or more supporting example$($s$).$ What would Galloway $($in his article on the future of higher education$)$ say about university prestige and pricing? Recall too that in Galloway$$s earlier writing we looked at in the consumer behavior chapter on the body analogy with The Four $($GAFA$).$ Consider, for instance, Galloway$$s view of Facebook was that its position on the $$algorithm of value$$ placed it of highest value as a metric of receptors amplified exponentially by intelligence. On this sort of view, would you consider trading $$metaverse$$ data that documents, surveils, and tracks some or all of your college experience for a monetary credit to your balance owed? How much would such data be worth on your estimation$$try to place it on the range of no price $($you$$d outright effuse for moral reasons$),$ a few hundred dollars a month, all the way up to the equivalent of a free education? Why or why wouldn$$t such an exchange be a good idea? What difference would such a proposed exchange make to his $($Galloway$$s$)$ arguments on college and prestige pricing make if approached his $$algorithm of value$$ from the angle of Price versus Cost? Explain with one or more supporting example.