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Chapter 10, Problem 10.6CTE
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To determine: The break-even for the food truck business.
A pricing strategy considers portions, capacity to pay, economic situations, contender activities, trade margins and input costs, among others. It is focused at the characterized customers and against contenders.
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To determine: The changes that are considered.
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