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Five C's Of Pricing
VALUE --> Customers, Costs, Company Objectives, Channel Members, Competition
Company Objectives
Profit, Sales, Competitor, Customer- Oriented
Profit Orientation
Target Profit Pricing, Maximizing Profits, Target Return Pricing
Sales Orientation
-- Increasing sales will help the firm more than increasing profits -- Premium Pricing (Pricing for those who do not care about price)
Competitor Orientation
Strategize according to major competitors, Status Quo Pricing (Pricing based on competition)
Customer Orientation
VALUE
Prestige Product or Services
Purchased for their status rather than their functionality
Income Effect
Change in the quantity of a product demand by consumers due to income
Substitution Effect
When there is a product that can be substituted for another if the original product if demand or price changes
Contribution Margin
Price/unit - VC/unit
Break-even Point (1 & 2)
(1) Fixed Cost / CM
(2) (Fixed Cost + Target Profit)/ CM
Price War
When 2 or more firms compete primarily by lowering prices
Gray Market
The Gray Area of retailers selling products at a lower price than the manufacturers
Cross Shopping
Purchasing premium priced high status oriented products and mixing them with low prices and price oriented retailed products
Loss Leader Pricing
Selling a product at a price below the stores costs
Loss Leader Pricing
Selling a product at a price below the stores costs
Deceptive Reference Prices
Advertising with inflated or deflated prices
Predatory Pricing
Setting very very low prices in order to drive out competition
Price Discrimination
Selling products to consumers at DIFFERENT prices
Price Fixing
Controlling prices (Collusion)
Horizontal vs Vertical Price Fixing
Horizontal is between sellers/ competitors
Vertical is down the channel between manufacturers --> retailers --> consumers