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If customers refuse to buy a product, the manufacture and shopkeeper will be left with unsold stock - which is dead money. They may be forced to reduce the price or give incentives to encourage customers to buy. In some cases, they may have to sell under-priced as a loss leader, or at cost price, so incurring a break-even loss.

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