Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
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Define Price

A

amount of money exchanged for a product or service of value

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2
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4 Key Factors in determining demand

A
  • Price
  • Consumer Tastes
  • Competition (price and availability)
  • Consumer Income
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3
Q

Define Price Elasticity of Demand

A

how much demand changes when price is altered

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4
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Fixed Costs + Variable Costs =

A

Total Costs

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5
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Define the Break-Even Quantity

A

of units sold to make $0

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6
Q

What is the Break Even Point Equation

A

Fixed Costs / (Unit Price - Unit Variable Cost)

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7
Q

7 Pricing Strategies

A
Skimming Pricing 
Penetration Pricing 
Prestige Pricing 
Price Lining
Odd-Even Pricing 
Bundle Pricing 
Yield Management Pricing
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8
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Define price lining

A

line of products at various price points

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9
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Odd-Even Pricing

A

few units below even number

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10
Q

Define Bundle Pricing

A

two or more products in single package price

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11
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Yield Management Pricing

A

different prices to different customers to maximize revenue

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12
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3 Cost Oriented Pricing Approaches

A

Standard Markup Pricing
Cost-Plus Pricing
Experience Curve Pricing

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13
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Define Standard Markup Pricing

A

add fixed percentage to all items in specific product class

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14
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Define Cost-Plus pricing

A

sum total unit cost of providing product or service then add a specific amount

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15
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Define Experience Curve Pricing

A

based on production experience - unit costs of many products and services decline by 10%-30% when production experience doubles

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16
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3 Competition Oriented Pricing Approaches

A
  • Customary Pricing
  • Above-, At-, or Below-Market Pricing
  • Loss-leader pricing
17
Q

Define Customary Pricing

A

prices based on tradition, standardized channels of distribution, or other competitive factors

18
Q

Define Above-, At-, or Below-Market Pricing

A

prices based on pricing of similar products in market

19
Q

Define Loss-Leader Pricing

A

sell products below customary prices to attract attention, hoping customers buy other products as well

20
Q

3 Special Adjustments to List or Quoted Price

A

Discounts
Allowances
Geographical Adjustments

21
Q

4 Types of Discounts

A

Quantity
Seasonal
Trade
Cash

22
Q

2 Types of Allowances

A

Trade-in

Promotional