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ALDI

Opening story

Price

The exchange value of a good or service in the marketplace

profit


volume


competitive


customer

4 objectives of price setting

profit= satisfy owners


volume=satisfy employees


Competitive=stabilize business


Customer=satisfy wants/needs

What does each objective lead to?

Satus quo pricing

When a competitor makes a price change and rivals follow suit

Non price competition

Leaves price at a given level and adjusts other parts of the marketing mix, adding or subtracting value when appropriate

Global


Economic


Legal


costs


competitive

5 major factors influencing price

Demand curve

A depiction of the price elasticity demand for a given product

Price elasticity

Measure of the sensitive of demand to changes in places

elastic when price has a major effect on demand




inelastic when price has a little effect on demand

When are price elastic or inelastic?

Cross-price elasticity of demand

The extent to which the quantity demanded of one product changes in response to changes in the price of another product

elasticity- total industry




cross-elasticity- applies to preferences for individual brands or substitutes

What does elasticity and cross-elasticity apply to?

Position the product relative to costly substitutes




Focus attention on unique features

2 ways to reduce cross-price elasticity

Incremental costs

Costs that increase or decrease based on volume, including variable costs and certain fixed costs

Cost oriented pricing

Adds an amount to the product called a markup

How much do we need to make a difference in profit?

Profit v demand generator

Simplifies buying




Stabilizes Prices

Result of cost-plus pricing?***(2)

Must look at costs and forecast demand




Prices go up when demand goes down




Ignores strategy

Rate of return pricing result (3)

Focuses on the break-even point.

Rate of return pricing***