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It's intriguing to consider the economic implications of such discounts. On one hand, it's a great incentive for new customers, potentially boosting the business's customer base. On the other hand, it could be seen as devaluing the products. It's a delicate balance between attracting customers and maintaining the perceived value of the products. What are your thoughts on this? Do you think such discounts are beneficial in the long run? Please share your views.
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Absolutely, the balance between attracting customers and maintaining product value is indeed a tightrope walk. However, I believe such discounts can be a strategic move, especially for businesses just starting out or trying to penetrate a saturated market. It's a way to get people to try their products and hopefully, the quality will make them stay. It's like planting a seed and nurturing it to grow, much like gardening itself. What's important is to ensure the quality isn't compromised for the sake of discounts.
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How do businesses ensure that these discounts don't lead to a loss? Can they still profit while offering such incentives?