PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE PRICING Flashcards

1
Q

launched
during the Introductory Phase that creates an
entirely new market.

A

REVOLUTIONARY PRODUCTS

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2
Q
  • implies that the desire
    for the solution to a problem existed prior to the
    launch of the product but no viable solution
    existed.
A

LATENT DEMAND

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3
Q

constitute the earlier
market. They are the people who
appreciates the product.

A

TINKERERS

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4
Q

constitute most of the
later market. These people seek to deliver
quantum leap in terms of solving a
challenge.

A

VISIONARIES

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5
Q

group of
customers who seek incremental
improvements and appreciate a new
product;

A

EARLY MAJORITY

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6
Q

include customers who would have
preferred and forced by reality to adapt
the product.

A

LATE MAJORITY AND LAGGARDS

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7
Q

demand Growth,
competitor turbulence, and rapid product
evolution are replaced with more predictable
industry dynamics.
During this phase, the pressure to improve
prices shifts the pricing challenge toward
focusing of managing price variances.

A

MATURE PHASE

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8
Q

a company
will slowly exit in the market while
extracting the remaining profit;

A

HARVEST STRATEGY

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9
Q

a
company seek to be the last one serving
the industry.

A

CONSOLIDATE STRATEGY

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10
Q

supported by
companies that can better serve the needs
of a specific market niche that is
anticipated to last.

A

FOCUS STRATEGY

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