A: Market penetration deposit pricing
B: Conditional Pricing
C: Relationship pricing
D: Pricing Deposits at Cost Plus Profit Margin
举一反三
- In the initial stage of the product life cycle, the pricing strategy that sets high product prices in order to maximize profits is called the penetration pricing strategy.
- 7.2 In<br/>the initial stage of product life cycle,we call the pricing<br/>strategy that sets high product prices in order to maximize profits as___?() A: satisfactory<br/>pricing strategy B: penetration<br/>pricing strategy C: skimming<br/>pricing strategy D: psychological<br/>pricing strategy
- Which of the following pricing strategies would likely be used in a market where no other competitive products are available ?() A: cost-based pricing B: penetration pricing C: predatory pricing D: price skimming E: defensive pricing
- New product pricing strategies contain skimming pricing, penetration pricing and neutral pricing strategies. (<br/>)
- To meet the pricing objective of maximizing profit margin, _____ pricing strategies is often employed.
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Which of the following is the most elementary pricing method? A: value pricing B: going-rate pricing C: markup pricing D: target-return pricing E: perceived-value pricing
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A movie in the theatre is likely to use all of the following except which? A: Discriminatory Pricing B: Tiered Pricing C: Psychological Pricing D: Penetration Pricing
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f the supply of a good in a market is limited, a company may follow a _____ approach to maximize revenue and to match demand to supply. A: penetration pricing B: psychological pricing C: full-cost pricing D: price skimming E: variable-cost pricing
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Which of the following is a definition of the Market Skimming pricing strategy? A: Add a profit margin to the total cost of producing the item B: Add a profit margin to the marginal cost of producing the item C: Set a high price initially then lower gradually to increase demand D: Set a low price initially to get a large market share, increase later
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Prestige pricing sets prices artificially high to foster the impression of a high-quality product.