0 a method of selling in which a product is advertised at a very low price to attract customers, who are then persuaded to buy a different product at a higher price:
But the stakes are higher and the loss of credibility greater in the case of the ' bait-and-switch strategy ' of neoliberalism.
Stokes fails to explain why ' bait-and-switch ' presidents refrain from justifying their turnaround by undertaking a campaign to win the voting population over to neoliberalism.
Fly-casters may especially seek frigatebirds to find big mahi-mahis, and then use a bait-and-switch technique.
This led to a bait-and-switch in which external links disguised as relevant to a discussion instead led to a picture of a duck on wheels.
A shoddy film and a bait-and-switch event fail to satisfy on any level.
The structure of a joke, then, is essentially that of bait-and-switch.
Fans in attendance were vocal about their displeasure over the bait-and-switch move with chants of fraude for the rest of the event.
Media investigations have disclosed that mortgage lenders used bait-and-switch salesmanship and fraud to take advantage of borrowers during the home-loan boom.
