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A pricing decision can create demand and still damage the business. When Bashir Yannick Ntwari launched his first gym in Rwanda, he benchmarked membership prices against the UK. The lower price attracted customers, but failed to account for the cost of delivering coached classes. The result was a business that looked busy while struggling to cover its obligations.
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