ch 9 terms Flashcards

1
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criteria of pricing

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above costs and below consumer value perception
equilibrium

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2
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define consumer value based pricing

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assess customer value perception, target price to match

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3
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define value based pricing

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customer needs and perceptions influence cost and product design choices

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4
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define value based pricing

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customer needs and perceptions influence cost and product design choices

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5
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define good value pricing

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right combo of quality and service at cheap price

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6
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what is EDLP

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Every day low pricing

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7
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define high-low pricing

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mostly high costs, sometimes crazy sales
eg. evry jewels

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8
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define value added pricing

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add features to justify higher price and stand out from competitors

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9
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define competition based pricing

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use competition as point of reference
set price based on our value vs theirs

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10
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define cost based pricing

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design, determine costs, convince buyers to pay that amount

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11
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define cost-plus pricing

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overhead costs + promo and distribution + markup to make profit

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12
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define break even pricing

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just want to make back costs

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13
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break even pricing equation

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fixed costs/(unit price - unit variable cost)

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14
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define market skimming price

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high price at release and lower over time
ex. tech

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15
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define market penetrating pricing

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low cost to attract big chunk of market share

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16
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define fixed costs

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don’t change based on number of units produced/sold
rent

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17
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define variable costs

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change depending on # of units produced
(labour, materials)

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18
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2 internal factors considered in pricing

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overall marketing strat, objectives, mix
organizational considerations: pricing teams

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19
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external factors of pricing MIDE

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market
impact on other parties
demand
economy

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20
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define pure competition market

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so many producers of one good that no one makes an impact

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21
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define monopolistic market

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many buyers and sellers all with different prices because they’re all unique

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22
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define oligopolistic market

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handful of big sellers
ex. internet

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23
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define pure monopoly market

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one seller aka price maker

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24
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things to consider in market external factor

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resellers reaction
govt influences
social concerns

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25
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what to consider in economy external factor

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boom, recession, inflation, interest rate

26
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5 product mix pricing starts

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product line
optional product
captive/two-part
by-product
product bundle

27
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define product line pricing

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sells diff products in one line for different prices

28
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define optional product pricing

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added price for extra features on top of base model
ex. cars

29
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define captive/two-part pricing

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setting price for product that must be used with main one
ex. razors and blades

30
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define by product pricing

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sell by products/waste of production for additional profit
ex. fertilizer

31
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define product bundle pricing

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buy many things together for reduced rate per unit
ex. fast food combos

32
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define quantity discount

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large volume discount

33
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define functional/trade discount

A

trade channel members get discounts

34
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define seasonal discount

A

price reduction out of season

35
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define trade in allowance

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discount for trading old product in for new one

36
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define promo allowance

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rewards for dealers participating in add and sale support programs

37
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define customer segment pricing

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ex. same good cheaper for students and seniors

38
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define product form pricing.

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ex. economy vs business class flight ticket

39
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define location based pricing

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ex. concert tickets

40
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define time based pricing

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diff prices based on time of day/season
ex. bridge toll

41
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define psychological pricing

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higher price perceived to be high quality

42
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define reference pricing

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buyer carries in back of mind as reference

43
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what are cash rebates

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give some of buyers money back
ex. low interest financing, free maintenance, long warranty

44
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define FOB origin pricing

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make buyers further away pay more for shipping

45
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define uniform-delivered pricing

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same shipping fee for all

46
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define zone pricing

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zone A pays one price
zone B pays another

47
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define basing point pricing

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decide to calculate shipping cost as if all goods come from one warehouse

48
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define freights absorption price

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seller absorbs shipping costs

49
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define dynamic pricing

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constant change based on need and situation
ex. Uber

50
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define international pricing

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company sells in many countries and must match market conditions in each place

51
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what initiates price cut

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excess capacity
falling demand
trying to dominate market

52
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what initiates price increase

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higher costs
inflation

53
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define fighter brand

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we launch low price firm to compete with competition’s price change

54
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define price fixing

A

illegal
law that sellers can’t commiserate with competitors for one united price

55
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define bid rigging

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competitors collude to decide winner of bid
illegal

56
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define predatory pricing

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sell at a loss to punish competitor or push out of business
illegal

57
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define price discrimination

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manufacturer changing price for different firms illegal

58
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define functional discount

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larger discount to wholesaler than retailer.
illegal in canada

59
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define retail price maintenance

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manufacturer requires dealer to charge certain price
illegal

60
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define deceptive pricing

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bait and switch customers with low quantity of severely discounted goods to make them buy higher one
illegal