Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
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new product pricing strategies (2)

A

market-skimming pricing

market-penetration pricing

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2
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market-skimming pricing

A

high initial prices and reduce later on

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3
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market-penetration pricing

A

low initial price to attract large number of buyers quickly

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4
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product mix pricing strategies (5)

A
  1. product line pricing
  2. optional product pricing
  3. captive product pricing
  4. by-product pricing
  5. product bundle pricing
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5
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product line pricing

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decide price steps between products in a product line; one product with various class distinctions

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6
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optional product pricing

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offering extras with the product

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7
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captive product pricing

A

companies that make products that must be used along with a main product (razor blades)

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8
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by-product pricing

A

selling by-product of original product or service

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9
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product bundle pricing

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combining several products and offering the bundle at a reduced price

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10
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price adjustment strategies (6)

A
  1. discount and allowance pricing
  2. segmented pricing
  3. psychological
  4. promotional
  5. geographical pricing
  6. dynamic
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11
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segmented pricing

A

different prices depending on difference in customers, products, or locations (gym, stadium seats)

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12
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psychological

A

Prices as symbols

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13
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promotional

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temporarily reducing prices to increase short-run sales (seasonal sales)

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14
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geographical pricing

A

setting prices for customers located in different parts of the country or world

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15
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dynamic

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continuous adjustment based on customers, demand, supply (eBay)

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