Price

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  • Why is pricing a crucial decision for a business?
    It affects profit and customer attraction
  • What are the risks of pricing too low?
    Not making enough profit
  • What could happen if a business prices too high?
    It may struggle to attract customers
  • What is the basic formula for pricing?
    Cost of production plus profit
  • What are the five pricing strategies?
    • Penetration pricing
    • Skimming pricing
    • Competitive pricing
    • Cost Plus pricing
    • Premium pricing
  • What is penetration pricing?
    Initial low prices to gain market share
  • What is a drawback of penetration pricing?
    Attracts bargain hunters who switch
  • What is market skimming?
    High initial prices that decrease over time
  • What is a benefit of market skimming?
    Maximizes short-term profits
  • What is competitive pricing?
    Setting prices based on competitors' prices
  • What is a disadvantage of competitive pricing?
    Can lead to damaging price wars
  • What is Cost Plus pricing?
    Adding a profit margin to production costs
  • What is a limitation of Cost Plus pricing?
    Ignores market segmentation and perceptions
  • What is premium pricing?
    Setting high prices for exclusive products
  • What is a risk of premium pricing?
    May deter customers if quality is low
  • What are the key points of each pricing strategy?
    • Penetration Pricing: Low initial prices to gain market share.
    • Skimming Pricing: High initial prices that decrease over time.
    • Competitive Pricing: Prices based on competitors' rates.
    • Cost Plus Pricing: Production costs plus profit margin.
    • Premium Pricing: High prices for exclusive, high-quality products.
  • What is the goal of penetration pricing?
    To gain market share and profitability
  • What does skimming pricing help recover?
    Development and marketing costs
  • What is a common industry for competitive pricing?
    Petrol stations
  • What does Cost Plus pricing ensure?
    Prices cover production costs
  • What type of products commonly use premium pricing?
    Luxury products
  • What is the main purpose of premium pricing?
    To position products as exclusive and high quality