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Price skimming
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Price skimming aims to maximize profit when a new product is first launched into the
market
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Price skimming involves setting a high price initially to target
consumers
willing to pay any amount to be the first to buy a new product.
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Steps in the price skimming strategy
1️⃣ Segment the market based on behavioral and income factors
2️⃣ Charge a high initial price to early adopters
3️⃣ Skim off initial revenues and profits
4️⃣ Lower the price to attract a wider audience
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Early adopters are willing to pay a high price to own a new product that creates excitement and
demand
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Electronic items and technology sectors are common examples of industries using
price skimming
.
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Which company is widely recognized as a key example of price skimming?
Apple
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Price skimming works in all market conditions without any specific requirements.
False
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For price skimming to succeed, the product must have a high
quality
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Creating scarcity around a product can encourage
early adopters
to pay a higher price.
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Competitors must be deterred from entering the market with a lower
price
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Match the market condition with its importance for price skimming:
High-quality product ↔️ Customers willing to pay more
Well-established brand image ↔️ Builds trust and value
Limited competition ↔️ Prevents undercutting
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