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Using price points to signal different quality levels across a company’s related products is typical of which product mix pricing strategy?

Correct answer A. Product line pricing

Explanation

In product line pricing, a seller sets a few price points, such as basic, mid-range and premium, so that customers link each price level with a distinct level of quality.

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