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. Setting the pricing objective for Luxottica is to ensure that every customer can be provided with the best quality of products of the organization (Kotler & Keller, 2016), (“60 Minutes - Luxottica. Do you know who makes your glasses?”, 2013). There is research done to find out the customized requirements and buying-reasons of customers. There is competition observed to be present between Warby Parker and Luxottica. There are diversified prices set by Luxottica for its diversified brands (“60 Minutes - Luxottica. Do you know who makes your glasses?”, 2013).