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This model is fascinating from a behavioral economics standpoint. It leverages several cognitive biases: the endowment effect (people value things more once they own them, like a subscription), loss aversion (not wanting to "waste" the subscription), and the goal-gradient effect (motivation increases as people get closer to a goal, like the higher tier discounts).
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