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elena is a regular customer at cuppo' coffee. she is the first customer to enter the coffee shop every morning and spends $10 for a regular latte and a banana-nut muffin. after careful observation the management realizes that she does not have a strong economic motivation behind her recurring actions. what is the next step the management at cuppo' coffee likely to take to ensure that elena continues to patronize the firm and probably increase customer share?
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