retail selling price Flashcards

1
Q

Amount of
money required
in payment for
something

A

price

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2
Q

Method of
determining the
value a producer
will get in the
exchange of
goods and
services.

A

pricing

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3
Q

Can be set to
maximize
profitability from
each unit sold

A

pricing strategy

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4
Q

Difference between the cost of a good or service and its
selling price.

A

markup price

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5
Q

Retail Selling/Unit - Cost of Manufacturing=

A

Mark-up Price/Unit

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6
Q

Mark-up in Peso/Manufacturing Cost in Peso x 100=

A

percentage

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7
Q

to find retail

A

cost of manufacturing + markup price

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8
Q

types of distribution channels

A

direct distribution channel and indirect

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9
Q

Products or service leaves the
producer and goes directly to
the customer with no
middlemen involved.

A

direct distribution channel

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10
Q

Products does not go directly
to the consumer with
middlemen involved.

A

indirect distribution channel

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11
Q

A method of bringing the product to its customers

A

distribution

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12
Q

Example:
Farmers selling their produce to
the market.

A

direct

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13
Q

Beverage manufacturers sell
their products to retailers
(hypermarket).

A

hypermarket

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14
Q

types of DISTRIBUTION
CHANNELS

A

INTENSIVE
DISTRIBUTION
SELECTIVE
DISTRIBUTION
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTION

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15
Q

Aims to provide saturation coverage of the market
by using all available outlets.
Example:
convenience goods such as canned goods

A

intensive

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16
Q

Involves a producer using a limited number of
outlets.
Example:
branded clothing

17
Q

An extreme form of selective distribution in which
only one wholesaler, retailer, or distributor is used
in a specific geographical area.
Example:
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