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A cell phone manufacturer runs an advertising campaign emphasizing the clarity of the pictures from the camera in the phone. This
Will probably not affect the consumer's perceived value
Comparing the Use Value (UV) and the Economic Value (EV)
EV<UV
Exchange value is
The same as Economic Value
Steel belted radial tires replaced older tires that had a road life roughly half that of the steel belted ones. As a result consumers did not have to replace tires as often and tire replacement shops saw a decline in the frequency of consumers visiting their stores, in turn cutting into their revenues. This is an example of
Positive differentiation value to end users
In calculating economic value
The differences among consumers in the economic value
reference values
A. Is the same as outside option
B. Depends on the most suitable substitute 25%
C. Varies across consumers
D. Requires managerial judgment to assess
In practice economic value
May be zero for uninformed consumers
economic value
Is detemined by the extent of consumer benefits
Comparing Economic Value (EV) and Willingness to Pay (WTP)
EV + Gap = WTP
Raising switching costs
Allows firms to charge higher prices
Surplus Value
is perceived value less perceived price
According to the Value Equivalence concept some consumers choose a higher priced product because
they prefer the benefits offered by it
As gas prices rise, the position of small cars on the VEL
would move below the line
The three steps in arriving at economic value consist of determining
customer economics, differentiation value and value drivers
The customer production process includes
product acquisition, use and disposal
The key value driver in a new video game is
benefit of entertainment
In quantifying value drivers we must ask
how the product affects the consumer's production process
A key point to keep in mind when caculating the differentiation value is
the concept of incremental analysis