Exam 2 : CH. 11 Flashcards
Price
money used in transaction (can take different forms)
Price Equation
price= List Price - Incentives or Allowances + XTRA Fees
Barter
Exchange good or services
Value
ratio of benefits to price: value= Benefits/Price
Demand-oriented approaches
Skimming pricing Penetration Pricing Prestige pricing Oddeven Target Bundle Yield management
Skimming pricing
setting highest initial price
penetration pricing
setting a low initial price
prestige pricing
setting a high price so quality or “status” conscious consumers will be attracted
odd-even pricing
involves setting prices a few dollars or cents under an even number
Target pricing
- est a price consumers will pay.
- working through markups taking by retailers.
- deliberately adjusting the features of the product to achieve target price
Bundle pricing
marketing of TWO or more products in single package
Yield Management pricing
charging different prices to maximize revenue for a set amount
Cost Oriented pricing
Standard markup
Cost-plus
Standard Markup
adding fixed % to the cost of all items
Cost-Plus Standard Pricing
summing total unit cost + a specific amount to the cost
Profit Oriented Pricing
Target Profit Pricing
Target Return-on-sales
Target Return-on-investment
Target Profit Pricing
set an annual target of a specific dollar volume
Target Return-on-Sales Pricing
set a price to achieve a profit that is a specified % of the sales
Target Return-on-Investment
set a price to achieve an annual ROI
Competition Oriented Pricing
- Above at or below market pricing
- Loss leader pricing
Above at or below market pricing
setting the market price based on a “feel” for competitors prices
Loss-Leader pricing
selling a product below its price to attract customers
Demand Curve
graph relating quantity sold and price
Demand Factors
- Consumer Tastes
- Price and Availability
- Consumer Income