Price Optimization Flashcards

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What are the approaches to pricing?

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  1. Cost-based pricing

2. Market-based Pricing

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What is cost-based pricing?

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  1. Production costs determine price
  2. Price = Cost + Margin
  3. Useful if in high volume context
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What is Market-based Pricing?

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  1. Customer value determines price
  2. Price ~ Incremental value to customer
  3. Useful for many categories
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The 3 Market Based techniques for price optimization

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  1. Market Demand model
  2. Logit Model
  3. Gabor-Granger model
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5
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Necessary data for Market Demand Model

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  1. Aggregate sales

2. Marginal (unit) Cost

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6
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What’s the technique for market demand model?

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  1. Estimate a demand curve
  2. use a linear reression
  3. compute price via standard formula
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What does the gabor grander model provide?

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purchase likelihood = gabor granger model

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Data necessary for gabor granger model

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  1. Survey Data (likelihood of purchase and individual purchase data)
  2. Marginal Cost
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9
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First Degree of price discrimination

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Charge maximum price of WTP

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10
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2nd degree of price discrimination

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Multiple products/prices and one customer segment

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3rd degree of price discrimination

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multiple customer segments and their associated products/prices

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12
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What is informational basis?

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The different types of signaling of what the WTP can be

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13
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Complete - informational basis

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individual level information, which facilitates first degree price discrimination

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14
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Direct

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utilize customers’ observable characteristics to set different prices like gender, age, etc.

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15
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Indirect

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develop systems that consumers self-identify through their behavior like coupons

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16
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Limits to price segmentation

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  1. imperfect segmentation
  2. cannibalization
  3. arbitrage