Exam 14: Developing Pricing Strategies and Programs
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When a company initiates a price cut in an attempt to dominate the market through lower costs (such as the $1.00 special lunch menus at key fast food restaurants) the company must ensure that it does not fall into certain low cost traps. List these four "traps."
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In market-penetration pricing, the company's objective in pricing is to ________, believing that higher sales volume will lead to lower unit costs and higher long-run profits.
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If demand hardly changes with a small decline in price, we say that the demand is inelastic.
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The example of "2/10" net 30 is a type of cash discount and means that
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Traditionally, price has operated as the major determinant of a buyer's choice.
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Price is one of the two elements of the marketing mix that produces revenue.
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How would you explain the concept of "price elasticity" to a co-worker?
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As a small firm in a commodity industry, you are often faced with a pricing policy that can best be described as "going-rate pricing." Explain how this pricing policy works.
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The Internet is partially reversing the fixed pricing trend. Sellers can customize offers and prices, and buyers can compare prices through
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________ communicates to the market the company's intended value positioning of its product or brand.
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Which of the following is a factor that leads to less price sensitivity?
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The final price charged by the company does not necessarily have to take into account the brand's quality and advertising relative to competition.
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Caterpillar wants to lower production costs in order to decrease its required break even volume. Which formula should they use for the break-even calculation?
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Auction-type pricing is becoming very popular today due to the Internet. The three types of auction-types of pricing include sealed-bid auctions, descending bids auctions, and
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Companies sometimes initiate price cuts in a drive to dominate the market through lower costs.
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Explain why "value pricing" is not just a matter of simply setting lower prices?
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Pricing decisions are clearly complex and difficult, and many marketers neglect their pricing strategies.
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In deciding on the price for your product's introduction, you must consider what is best described as the "three Cs." Define and explain what is meant by this statement?
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Total costs consist of the sum of the fixed and variable costs associated with the product.
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