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Break-even Pricing (Target Profit Pricing)
setting prices to break even on the costs of making/marketing the product
Cost-based Pricing
setting prices based on costs for producing, distributing, selling product plus a fair rate of return for effort/risk
Cost-plus Pricing
adding a standard markup to cost of product
Demand Curve
shows number of units the market will buy in given time period, at different prices that might be charged
Experience Curve (learning curve)
drop in average per-unit production cost that comes with accumulated production experience
Fixed Costs (Overhead)
do not vary with production or sales level
Good-value Pricing
offering just the right combo of quality and good service at a fair price
Price Elasticity
measure of sensitivity of demand to change in price
Target Costing
pricing that starts with an ideal selling price, then targets costs that will ensure that the price is met
Total Costs
sum of the fixed an variable costs for any given level of production
Value-added Pricing
attaching features and services to differentiate company's offers and support charging higher prices
Variable Costs
costs that vary directly with level of production
Customer Perception of Value
when pricing products, understand how much value customers place on the benefits receive from the product then capture that value when setting the price
Price Floor
Company Cost for making product
Price Cieling
Customer perceived value of product benefits
Cost-based Pricing
Product Driven
Value-based Pricing
Customer Driven
Markup Price Formula
markup price=unit cost/(1-desired rate of return)
Unit Cost Formula
unit cost=variable cost + (fixed costs/unit sales)
Break-even Volume Formula
fixed cost/price variable cost
Price-elasticity of Demand Formula
%change in quantity demand/%change in price