Price Flashcards

1
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Give a general definition for “price”?

A

What a consumer is willing to give in exchange for something else

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2
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Explain what price means in the customers perspective

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The price should match the value that customers place on the promises made to them my the marketer

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3
Q

Outline the 5 factors that influence how the customer perceives price

A
Functional
Quality
Personal
Operational
Financial
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4
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Give 3 details about price from the organisations perspective

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It is the only “P” that actually generates revenue

It can send messages about quality to customers

It covers many hidden costs required in production

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5
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What are the 4 pricing contexts?

A

Consumer Markets

Service Markets

Non-Profit Markets

Organisational Markets

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6
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Why are customers particularly powerful in consumer markets in developed countries (2 points)?

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Because we have already met more essential needs at the lower levels of Maslow’s Hierarchy

We are price sensitive and irrational at these higher levels

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7
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What is the meaning of price in service markets (2 points)?

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It can give an indication of service quality

Lowers perceived risk

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8
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How can price be used in the context of non-profit markets?

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Price can be used as a deterrent e.g. national park entry fees / parking fees

Price is also required in order to keep the organisations running

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9
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How do the pricing contexts in consumer markets differ from organisational markets?

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In consumer markets the price is set

In organisational markets the price is negotiated

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10
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What are the 3 external influences on pricing decisions?

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Customers

Channels of distribution

Competitors

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11
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What are the 3 factors that a company must consider in pricing decisions?

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Organisational objectives

Costs

Competitors

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12
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How should organisational objectives affect price (2 points)?

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Price should be in line with objectives

Long term vs short term benefits

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13
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How do costs affect price?

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Price must as a minimum condition cover the companies costs

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14
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How do marketing objectives affect price?

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Price discrimination between segments

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15
Q

Outline the 4 pricing objectives?

A

Harvesting

Maintain market share

Growth

Quality leadership

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16
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What is “harvesting”

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The milking of revenues while the product is still profitable

17
Q

Explain pricings objective to “maintain market share”?

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Price can be a strategy to defend a companys position in the market

18
Q

Explain “growth” as a pricing objective (2 points)?

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Used to fund growth

Used by market challengers to steal market share (risky)

19
Q

Explain “quality leadership” as a pricing objective ?

A

Helps with positioning in niche markets (indicates quality)

20
Q

What are the two pricing strategies?

A

Price Penetration

Market Skimming