
Answer:
c. flexible-price
Explanation:
A flexible pricing policy provides room for the business and the customer to negotiate for the final price of a product. Â In other words, the price indicated on the item is not fixed. Â The seller and buyer can agree to alter it either upwards or downwards.
A flexible pricing strategy enables a business to adjust its prices to suit the market demand. It will allow a company to counter low prices by competitors in cases of price wars. In some instances, businesses set slightly high prices to provide for negotiations. Â Flexible pricing is common, especially in tailor-made products.