anonymous
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anonymous
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How about when a certain device company needs to show improved numbers on some products before the end of a quarter and they artificially inflate the numbers. For example suppose there is some item that is worth approximately $10,000. They tell hospitals that they will give them one of the $10,000 dollar devices if they will order 20 disposables that only cost $275 each.
The hospital would never order the 20 items but they do it for the expensive item and it artificially inflates sales of the disposables.
The hospital would never order the 20 items but they do it for the expensive item and it artificially inflates sales of the disposables.