Margin inversion occurs when a company’s lower-priced products yield higher profit margins than premium offerings, often due to cost efficiencies or market demand. Businesses use this insight to adjust pricing, optimize product mix, or target budget-conscious segments. Small firms and startups benefit by maximizing profitability without raising prices, while larger companies refine inventory strategies.
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