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price

amount of money exchanged for a product or service




price= list price - discount + fees

value

consumers perceived benefit from a product



profit equation

profit= total revenue - total cost

6 steps in setting a price

1. identify pricing objectives and constraints


2. estimate demand and revenue


3. determine cost, volume, and profit relation


4. select an approximate price level


5. set the list or quoted pricing


6. adjust the list or quoted price

price elasticity of demand

inelastic- a change in price will create a small change in demand (necessities)




elastic- a change in price will create a large change in demand (luxuries)



Break even analysis

relationship between costs and revenues to determine profitability at different sales volumes

demand oriented pricing

1. skimming- TV, iphone


2. penetration- IKEA, Dell


3. prestige - rolex, tiffany's


4. price lining- lawn mowers


5. odd-even- gas


6. target- camera


7. bundle- happy meal


8. yield management- plane tickets

cost oriented pricing

1. standard markup pricing- Costco


2. cost-plus pricing- construction


3. experience curve pricing- DVD player



profit oriented pricing

1. target profit pricing


2. target return on investment pricing


3. target return on sales pricing

competition oriented pricing

1. customary pricing- gumball machine


2. above, at, below market pricing- Neiman Marcus


3. Loss leader pricing- Black Friday sales

effects on pricing

company effects- substitutes, line pricing, product life cycle




consumer effects- beware of setting middlemen against one another




competition effects- pricing wars

laws and regulations in pricing

price fixing- conspiracy among companies to set a certain price




price discrimination- changing the price for different buyers for the same product




predatory pricing- setting price very low to drive out competition