If a company sets its prices in a way that leaves it with low sales and low markups, how has it set them?

Correct answer B. Too high

Explanation

Kotler notes that prices pitched too high will choke off demand, so the firm sells little and fails to earn the margins it hoped for, as customers turn to better-value rivals.

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