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Bundling
Bill values X more than Y but Ted values Y more than X.
Bundling means selling both X and Y as a package. This way the firm can charge a higher price and both Bill and Ted will buy the bundled good Bill thinks that he gets Y at a lower price for buying X and Ted thinks that he will get X at a lower price for buying Y.
This way, firm can sell both the goods to both consumers and earn higher profits.
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