When Hewlett-Packard sets a very low price on its ink-jet printers, knowing that customers will need to buy copious quantities of ink to make those printers work, then Hewlett-Packard is practicing which pricing strategy? O Quantity discount pricing O Captive product pricing O By-product pricing Substitute pricing

When Hewlett-Packard sets a very low price on its ink-jet printers, knowing that customers will need to buy copious quantities of ink to make those printers work, then Hewlett-Packard is practicing which pricing strategy? Quantity discount pricing Captive product pricing By-product pricing Substitute pricing Which of the following is an example of a pull promotion strategy in the tire industry? Neither of these are pull strategies Goodyear Tires advertising directly to consumers, influencing them to go into a tire store and tell the sales clerk "I want Goodyear tires:" Hankook Tires promoting their products to tire dealers, influencing tire salespeople to sell the Hankook brand when consumers aren't sure what brand of tires they want. Both of these are pull strategies