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Cost-plus
pricing
Definition
The cost of
manufacturing
the products
plus a profit
mark-up
Competitive
pricing
The product is
priced in line
with or just
below
competitors
prices to try or
capture more
of the market.
Psychological
pricing
Approach when
an particular
attention is
paid to the
effect that the
price of a
product will
have upon
consumers
perceptions of
the product.
When the price
is set lower
than the
competitors
prices in order
to be able to
enter a new
market.
Penetration
pricing
Price skimming
Where a high
price is set for
a new product
Vietnamese
Chi ph lm
cng vi tin
li.
Sentences
We decide to
use the costplus pricing
method as
there were
many elements
to consider that
were both
variable and
fixed.
Sa gi bng
A company sell
hoc thp hn
soap have to
i th.
use
competitive
pricing method
or consumers
will buy their
competitors
brands.
Gn bng, v d Psychological
nh l: $99 gn pricing creates
bng $100
the impression
of being much
cheeper.
Gi thp hn
i th c
ch ng trong
th trng
t mc gi
cao cho sn
phm mi
A company
launches a new
chocolate bar
at a price
several cents
below the
prices of similar
chocolate bars
that are
already on the
market, this
company is
using
penetration
pricing.
A new
computer
games system
on the market.
Promotional
pricing
Dynamic
pricing
Charged
different prices
for the same
product
because have
different
demand levels.
Price elasticity
A measure of
the
responsiveness
of demand to a
change in
price.
Mi ngi 1
is invented
using price
skimming
because it has
better graphics
than the old
systems,
consumers will
be willing to
pay the high
price.
If a shop have
a lot of unsold
clothes theyll
use
promotional
pricing to
encourage the
customers to
buy.
You need to
figure out a
way to use
dynamic
pricing to your
advantage to
try to increase
your overall
profits.
The price of
gas today is
based on the
elasticity of
demand,
especially in
the
summertime
when people
like to travel.