Innovation lecture 3 Flashcards
How to set the price
Set pricing objectives Estimand demand Determine cost Evaluate pricing environment Set pricing strategy Set pricing tactics
Developing prices
Profit
Competitive effect
Customer satisfaction
Different methods of forecasting
Intuitive foracasting
Causal forecasting
Time series model
Qualitative forecasting
Intuitive foracasting
gut feeling based on experience
Causal forecasting
changes in external or internal situation have a relation with changes in sales.
Time series model
assumes a certain trend in consumption and sales
Qualitative forecasting
judgment of several people, interview potential target group (market research)
Variable costs
Cost that can change. It depends on how much is produced or is sold
Fixed costs
Costs that remain unchanged with varying activity levels
Direct costs
Direct costs are the expenses a business incurs directly to make a product
Why do we use contribution margin and not gross profit?
Fixed costs stay similar over time
Variable costs stay similar per item
It is a better tool for planning/ predicting