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Myopic consumers underestimate the likelihood with which they will require follow-on services for products they purchase. Firms have an incentive to exploit this behavioral bias by skewing their price structure toward high add-on charges. Inadvertently, this skewed price structure provides myopic consumers with a monetary incentive mechanism that tends to inhibit, rather than propel, inefficient consumption decisions.