Trading Up M

Trading up m

A) consumers stop patronizing lower-priced stores and start patronizing higher-priced, more exclusive shops.
B) serving the upper and upper-middle classes exclusively.
C) raising the price of every product in the product line.
D) consumers stop buying lower-priced products and buy higher-priced ones.
E) adding a higher-priced, prestige product to a line to attract a higher-income market.