​Which of the following is an example of a "damaged goods" strategy

A) ​A supermarket offers free parking space but charges higher for groceries
B) A television reseller spends time making sure that the picture quality of the bargain priced sets is fuzzy
C) A gift store hikes up the prices on gift wrapping services during its seasonal sale
D) ​All of the above

The "damaged goods" strategy involves intentionally making a product or service less attractive in order to sell it at a lower price. Option B fits this definition as it involves purposely manipulating the picture quality of the television sets to make them less appealing to customers, thus allowing the reseller to sell them at a lower price. Options A and C do involve pricing strategies, but they do not involve intentionally damaging the product or service in order to achieve a lower price. Option D is incorrect as only option B fits the definition of the "damaged goods" strategy.