A Loyalty Program Manager has proposed a new promotion with the following redemption requirements on their non-qualifying points for the two respective tiers. 1. for Gold-tier members, a single non-qualifying point is equal to $2 if the total purchase value is $200 or more. 2. for Gold-tier members, a single non-qualifying point is equal to $1 if the total purchase value is less than $200. 3. for Gold-tier members, a single non-qualifying point is equal to $1, irrespective of the total value of the purchase
A. "Blue" tier member with any transaction amount, then "Outcome": non-qualifying point deduction = transaction amount
B. "Blue" tier member with any transaction amount is <= $200, then "Outcome"; non- qualifying point deduction = transaction amount
C. "Gold" tier member with the transaction amount is >= $200, then "Outcome": tier- qualifying multiplier =2
D. "Gold" tier member with the transaction amount is >= $200, then "Outcome": non- qualifying point deduction = transaction amount / 2
E. "Gold" tier member with the transaction amount is >= $200, then "Outcome": non- qualifying point deduction = transaction amount