Marketing Mix- Price Flashcards

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How can you price products effectively?

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-market research
-price must cover costs of production, delivery etc
-must be flexible

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What are price takers?

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When there is perfect competition, accepting the market price is the only option
Goods cannot be told apart

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3
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What are price makers?

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There are 2 types;
Market orientated
Cost-based strategies

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Market orientated strategies for new products are: 1) price skimming

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-Firms set a high price for a product with a USP
-generate large amount of revenue in short time

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2) price penetration

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-firm sets low initial price
-price increases as market share increases
-aims to gain^ and loyal customers
-customers may buy in bulk, meaning advantages can be gained from economies of scale

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3) going rate pricing

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-price is set after taking competitors prices into account
-method by new entrants

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Pricing strategies for already existing products: 1) loss leader pricing

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  • set deliberately low below the production cost
    -making a loss each product is sold
    -hope customers are attracted and buy other profitable products, eg supermarkets
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2) psychological pricing

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-products are priced a little below the round figure eg. 8.99

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3) predator pricing

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-deliberate strategy of driving competitors out of the market
-decreasing prices drastically
-can gain benefits from economies of scale

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Cost based strategies: 1) cost plus pricing

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-setting price that takes into account the cost of production
-profit percentage added to average cost

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2) full cost pricing

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-similar to cost plus but instead takes into account all the costs of the business in consideration

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