-- Database schema
| Categories : CategoryID [ INTEGER ] primary_key , CategoryName [ TEXT ] , Description [ TEXT ] | Customers : CustomerID [ INTEGER ] primary_key , CustomerName [ TEXT ] , ContactName [ TEXT ] , Address [ TEXT ] , City [ TEXT ] , PostalCode [ TEXT ] , Country [ TEXT ] | Employees : EmployeeID [ INTEGER ] primary_key , LastName [ TEXT ] , FirstName [ TEXT ] , BirthDate [ DATE ] , Photo [ TEXT ] , Notes [ TEXT ] | Shippers : ShipperID [ INTEGER ] primary_key , ShipperName [ TEXT ] , Phone [ TEXT ] | Suppliers : SupplierID [ INTEGER ] primary_key , SupplierName [ TEXT ] , ContactName [ TEXT ] , Address [ TEXT ] , City [ TEXT ] , PostalCode [ TEXT ] , Country [ TEXT ] , Phone [ TEXT ] | Products : ProductID [ INTEGER ] primary_key , ProductName [ TEXT ] , SupplierID [ INTEGER ] Products.SupplierID = Suppliers.SupplierID , CategoryID [ INTEGER ] Products.CategoryID = Categories.CategoryID , Unit [ TEXT ] , Price [ REAL ] | Orders : OrderID [ INTEGER ] primary_key , CustomerID [ INTEGER ] Orders.CustomerID = Customers.CustomerID , EmployeeID [ INTEGER ] Orders.EmployeeID = Employees.EmployeeID , OrderDate [ DATETIME ] , ShipperID [ INTEGER ] Orders.ShipperID = Shippers.ShipperID | OrderDetails : OrderDetailID [ INTEGER ] primary_key , OrderID [ INTEGER ] OrderDetails.OrderID = Orders.OrderID , ProductID [ INTEGER ] OrderDetails.ProductID = Products.ProductID , Quantity [ INTEGER ] |
-- -- Of the 10 products with the highest unit price, identify by their ID the ones that have generated the least satisfaction.

SELECT ProductID FROM Products ORDER BY ReorderLevel ASC, UnitPrice DESC LIMIT 1;