Exam 21: Developing and Applying a Pricing Strategy

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If a firm exceeds its target market's price ceiling for a product, consumers will most likely

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The profitability of a leader pricing strategy should be computed solely on the basis of the profits generated from the items that are price leaders.

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In modified break-even analysis, the price elasticity of demand is always elastic.

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List five specific symptoms of a poor pricing strategy. Explain how each symptom could be addressed by using a revised pricing strategy.

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A local full-service furniture wholesaler usually deals with price-conscious interior decorators who do not desire such services as delivery and extended warranties. The wholesaler should consider the use of

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A firm's contract calls for it to receive 15 percent of total costs as a profit (using the cost-plus pricing technique). If total costs are $300,000 and the firm sells 10,000 units, its price is

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There is relatively little incentive for a service provider to improve its efficiency if it uses cost-plus pricing.

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The major objective of leader pricing is to

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The mix of price-quantity combinations that produces the highest level of revenues for a given time is determined through

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Price ceilings are computed in cost-based price strategies.

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Many firms first use skimming prices and then apply penetration pricing. An advantage of this strategy is that

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Differences in personal selling costs among products are reflected in a

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A blender manufacturer with excess capacity has analyzed its costs and found that the lowest price it can accept for a major order (and still attain its profit goal) is $10 per unit. This illustrates

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According to the expected profit concept, as a firm's bid price increases, its profit and the probability of its winning a contract decreases.

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A channel member sets its prices and seeks to maintain them over an extended time period with ___ pricing.

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A wholesaler wanting to minimize the impact of a discounter selling gray market goods should use ___-based pricing objectives.

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A firm has total fixed costs of $60,000 and a profit goal of $40,000. If variable costs per unit are 40 percent of its selling price, the profit goal will be reached if sales are at least $140,000.

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Product-based price discrimination could be used as long as

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After the innovator segment of the marketplace is saturated, a low price can be used to appeal to the mass market. This strategy illustrates

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With which form of geographic pricing does the buyer select the transportation form and pay all freight charges?

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