chapter 15 part 2 Flashcards
Bundling product and services together in a system-solution product. If the customer thinks that entry price is a key barrier, service contracts can be priced higher which allows for lower entry product pricing
Product-service bundle pricing
Setting a price for the product as it leaves the factory, fixed world price at HQ. Low-risk strategy that does not respond to local conditions. Rapid introduction of new products in international markets
Price standardization
Each local subsidiary or partner can set a price that is considered to be the most appropriate for local conditions.
price differentiation
Refers to an e-business that provided periodic delivery of a customized box of merchandise or services directly to the customer’s home for subscription fee, or it may be digital services
Subscription-based pricing
Subscription pricing strategies (5)
- Attract customers through freemium strategy
- Create a transparent multiple edition strategy
- Upsell/upgrade the subscription strategy
- Pay-for-use strategy
- Base-line strategy
Preparedness for internationalization vs. industry globalism
- low prep & low global
- low prep & high global
- high prep & low global
- high prep & high global
- Local price follower
- Global price follower
- Multi-local price setter
- Global price leader
A customer requiring one global price from the supplier for all its foreign strategic business units (SBUs) and subsidiaries
Global-pricing contract
Prices are charged for intro-company movement of goods and services. While transfer prices are internal to the company, they are important externally for cross-border taxation purposes
Transfer pricing
Three basic approaches for transfer pricing (3)
- Transfer at cost
- Transfer at arm’s lenght
- Transfer at cost plus
Implementing pricing strategies (3)
- Fixed price mechanism
- Auction mechanism
- Negotiated price mechanism
Terms of payment
order most secure for seller
- Cash-in-advance
- Letter of credit
- Document against payment
- Open account
- Consignment
Bank agrees to pay specified amount of money on presentation of documents stipulated in the letter of credit
Letter of credit
Buyer must make a payment for the face value of draft before receiving documents conveying title to the merchandise
document against payment
Exporter ships goods without documents calling for payment, other than the invoice. The buyer can pick up the goods without having to make a payment first
Open account
Consignment
Exporter retains title of goods until the importer sells them. Great financial burden and risk of exporter