MKTG 376 Test 4 Flashcards

1
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Price Premium (formula)

A

= Brand Price-Benchmark Price / Benchmark Price

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2
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Benchmark

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  1. The price of specified competitor’s
  2. Average price paid
  3. Average price charged
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3
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Weighted Benchmark (formula)

A

Total sum of price ($) x unit share (%) for each competitor

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4
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Unweighted Benchmark

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If you do not know the unit share, use the average price charged.

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5
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When is Price premium negative?

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when the brand in question is on low end of the market

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6
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Price-Volume Dynamics

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When price increases, sales can decrease.

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7
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Linear Demand

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the relationship between quantity and price is linear. Any identical change in price produces an identical change in unites demanded.

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8
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Shallow Demand Function

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Large changes in price only cause a small change in quantity

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9
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Steep Demand Function

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A small change in price leads a large change in quantity

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10
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Demand Slope

A

Change in quantity / Change in price

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11
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Maximum Reservation Price

A

maximum a customer is willing to pay for a product

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12
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Percent Good Value

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proportion of customers who believe the product is a good value for a specified value

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13
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Maximum Reservation Price (MRP)

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The lowest price at which quantity demanded equals zero (no one buys)

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14
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Maximum Willing to Buy (MWB)

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Quantity that customers are willing to ‘buy’ when the price is zero.

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15
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MWB (formula)

A

= Q1 - ((Q2-Q1/p2-p1)*P1)

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16
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MRP (formula)

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= P1 - ((P2-P1/Q2-Q1)*Q1)

17
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Profit Maximizing Price

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Always halfway between cost to make and MRP

18
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Optimal Price

A

= 1/2 (unit variable cost + MRP)

19
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Total contribution at optimal price

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= (MWB/MRP)*(Optimal price-VC)^2

20
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Price Elasticity

A

calculated in terms of percent change

(new quantity sold - old quantity sold) / old quantity sold / (new price-old price)/old price

21
Q

Inelastic, target market is insensitive

A

Price elasticity between 0 and -1

22
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Elastic, target market is price sensitive

A

Price elasticity is -1, -2

23
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Product is price inelastic

A

consumer is price insensitive

24
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Product is price elastic

A

if substitute for product exists, consumer is price sensitive.

25
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Inelastic Prices

A

never lower price when a price is inelastic. A lower price will result in lower sales and lower profits

26
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Elastic Prices

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use caution when lowering prices when prices are elastic. If percent margins are low, a lower price will increase sales, but often result in lower profits

27
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Elasticity (formula)

A

= quantity percent change / price percent change