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Types of pricing
Cost-based pricing
Work out how many units would need to be sold at diff price levels to cover the full cost of production, distribution and marketing using break even analysis
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Limitation= if sales fall, prices would rise to compensate and break even
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Cost-plus pricing
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Mark-up pricing used by retailers to set a price by adding a ‘mark-up’ to the price they paid for their stock to obtain a profit
Competitor-based pricing
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If a company’s offering offers greater value to customers than its comps, then higher price can be charged
If lower, company may have to charge lower price unless it’s able to increase the offerings perceived value
Competitive bidding- companies price their services in relation to what they think comp may charge in their bids
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Customer-based pricing
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Value in relation to meeting customers needs has to be considered early on, before products is designed
More difficult, taking account of a range of factors
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Product mix pricing
Pricing has to take into account: differing costs, comp & demand.
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