chapter 11.2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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amount of money requested/exchanged for a product

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price

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2
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relative worth of something to a person

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value

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3
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explanation of a value of a certain product over others that are similar

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value proposition

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4
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the established price printed in a catalog, on a price tag, or on a price list

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list price

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5
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the actual price a customer pays for a product after any discounts or coupons are deducted

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selling price

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6
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price recommended by the manufacturer

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manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP)

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7
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goals defined in the business and marketing plans for the overall pricing policies of the company

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pricing objectives

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8
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a pricing objective based on offering the lowest price possible to get the largest number of customers to buy the product

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maximizing sales

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9
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a pricing objective that aims to generate as much revenue as possible in relation to total cost

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maximizing profit

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10
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Company goals, expenses, customers perception, competition, supply and demand, economic conditions, product life-cycle

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factors influencing a price of a product

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11
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price of a brand new product is often high

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introduction stage

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12
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more competitors enter the market and the high price of new products usually falls

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growth stage

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13
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sales and price of products are stable

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maturity stage

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14
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price is often significantly reduced and some products are eliminated

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decline stage

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15
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the point at which revenue from sales equals the cost (product starts making profit)

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break-even point

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16
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the amount added to the cost to determine the price

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markup

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17
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the general price at which the company expects to sell the product

18
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pricing techniques that create an image of a product that entice costumer’s to buy

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psychological pricing

19
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prices end in an odd number

20
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prices end in an even number

21
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prices high to convey quality and status

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prestige pricing

22
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various prices for same type of product to indicate different levels of quality

23
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free or reduced-price item when another is purchased at full price

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Buy one Get one (BOGO) pricing

24
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combines two or more products for one price

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selling overseas
international
26
selling where you are
geonational
27
a percentage deducted from the total invoice amount
cash discount
28
given to businesses that agree to advertise or promote a manufacturer's product
promotional discount
29
offers a reduced per-item price for larger numbers of an item purchased
quantity discount
30
offered by retailers when they buy goods well in advance of a season
seasonal discount
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the way manufacturers quote prices to wholesalers and retailers; percentage off list price
trade discount
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the practice of advertising one product with the intent of persuading customers to buy a more expensive item when they arrive in store
bait and switch
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a group of competitors get together and set the price for a specific product
pricing fixing
34
when a company sells the same product to different customers at different prices based on their personal characteristics of the customer
price discrimination
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the illegal pricing of products in a way that intentionally misleads customers
deceptive pricing
36
the practice of setting very low prices to get rid of competition
predatory pricing
37
pricing an item much lower than the current market price or the cost of acquiring a product
loss leader
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the raising of prices on certain kinds of goods to an excessively high level during an emergency
price gouging
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maximum price set by government for certain goods and services that it thinks are being priced to high
price ceilings
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minimum price set by the government for certain goods and services that it thinks are being priced to low
price floors