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19 Cards in this Set
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The amount of money charged for a product or service
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Price
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Focusing on buyers perception of value rather than sellers cost as key pricing
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Value based pricing
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(T/F) Price is chosen before the marketing marketing program is set
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False, you cant design a product then determine price.
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Product driven price
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Cost based pricing
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First step in the value based pricing model
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Access customer value perception
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Second step in the value based pricing model
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Set target price to match perceived value
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third step in the value based pricing model
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Determine costs
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Fourth step in the value based pricing model
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Design product to deliver value at determined price
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First step of cost based pricing
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Design a good product
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Second step of cost based pricing
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Determine product costs
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Third step of cost based pricing
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Set price based on cost
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Fourth step of cost based pricing
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convince buyers of products value
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Offering the right combination of quality and good service at the right price
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Food value based pricing
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Charging a consistent low price with few or not temporary price discounts
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EDLP Everyday low pricing
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Charging high prices but frequently giving discounts
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high low pricing
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The power to ecscape price competetion and justify higher prices without losing market share
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Pricing Power
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Rather then cutting prices i add value to my priduct, this is
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value added pricing
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Costs that do not vary with sales
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fixed cost
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Costs that vary directly with level of production
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varible costs
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