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    Chapter 20: Setting the Right Price

    Prepared & Designed by Laura Rush, B-books, Ltd.

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    Learning Outcomes

    Describe the procedure for settingthe right price

    Identify the legal and ethical constraintson pricing decisions

    Explain how discounts, geographic pricing,and other pricing tactics can be used to fine-tune the base price

    Discuss product line pricingDescribe the role of pricing during periodsof inflation and recession

    LO1

    LO2

    LO3

    LO5

    LO4

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    How to Set a Price on a

    Product or Service

    Describe the procedure for

    setting the right price.

    LO1

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    How to Set a Price on aProduct or Service

    Fine tune with pricing tactics

    Choose a price strategy

    Estimate demand, costs, and profits

    Establish pricing goals

    Results lead to the right price

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    Establish Pricing Goals

    Profit-Oriented

    Sales-Oriented

    Status Quo

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    Choose a Price Strategy

    Price Strategy - A basic,

    long-term pricing framework,which establishes the initialprice for a product and theintended direction for pricemovements over the product

    life cycle.

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    Choose a Price Strategy

    Price skimming - A firm charges a highintroductory price, often coupled

    with heavy promotion.

    Penetration Pricing - A firm charges arelatively low price for a product initially as a way

    to reach the mass market.

    Status Quo Pricing - Charging a price

    identical to or very close to the competitions price.

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    Price Skimming

    Situations

    WhenPrice

    SkimmingIs

    Successful

    Unique Advantages/Superior

    Legal Protection of Product

    Blocked Entry to Competitors

    Technological Breakthrough

    Inelastic Demand

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    Penetration Pricing

    Discourages or blockscompetition frommarket entry

    Boosts sales andprovides large profitincreases

    Can justify production

    expansion

    Requires gear up formass production

    Selling large volumesat low prices

    Strategy to gain market

    share may fail

    Advantages Disadvantages

    Online

    http://www.iflyswa.com

    http://www.iflyswa.com/http://www.iflyswa.com/
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    Status Quo Pricing

    Advantages Disadvantages

    Simplicity

    Safest route tolong-term survivalfor small firms

    Strategy mayignore

    demandand/or cost

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    Review Learning OutcomeSetting the Right Price

    LO1

    Establishpricegoals

    Estimate demand,costs, and profits

    Choose aprice strategy

    Fine-tune

    base price

    Set price$x.yy

    Evaluate

    results

    Skimming

    Status quo

    Penetration

    Low $

    High $

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    The Legality and Ethics of

    Price Strategy

    Identify the legal andethical constraints

    on pricing decisions.

    LO

    2

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    The Legality and Ethics ofPrice Strategy

    Unfair Trade Practices

    Price Fixing

    Price Discrimination

    Predatory Pricing

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    The Legality and Ethics of PriceStrategy

    Unfair Trade Practices- Lawsthat prohibit wholesalers and

    retailers from selling belowcost.

    Price Fixing- An agreementbetween two or more firms on the

    price they will charge for aproduct.

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    Price Discrimination

    1. There must be price discrimination.

    2. Transaction must occur in interstate commerce.

    3. Seller must discriminate by price among two or

    more purchasers.

    4. Products sold must be commodities or tangible

    goods.5. Products sold must be of like grade and quality.

    6. There must be significant competitive injury.

    The Robinson-Patman Act of 1936:

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    Price Discrimination

    The Robinson-Patman Act of 1936:

    Seller Defenses

    Cost

    Market

    Conditions Competition

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    Predatory Pricing

    The practice of charging avery low price for a product

    with the intent ofdriving competitors out of

    business or out of a market.

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    Tactics for Fine-Tuning the

    Base Price

    Explain how discounts,geographic pricing, and other

    special pricing tactics can

    be used to fine-tunethe base price.

    LO

    3

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    Tactics for Fine-Tuning the BasePrice

    Special pricing tactics

    Discounts

    Geographic pricing

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    Discounts, Allowances, Rebates, andValue-Based Pricing

    Quantity Discounts

    Cash Discounts

    Functional Discounts

    Seasonal Discounts

    Promotional Allowances

    Rebates

    Zero Percent Financing

    Value-Based Pricing

    Markdown Money

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    Value-Based Pricing

    Selling the price at a level

    that seems to be a good price

    compared to the prices of

    other options.

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    Pricing Products Too Low

    1. Managers attempt to buy market share through

    aggressive pricing.

    2. Managers tend to make pricing decisionsbased on current costs, current competitor

    prices, and short-term share gains rather than

    on long-term profitability.

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    Geographic Pricing

    Basing-pointpricing

    Freight absorption

    pricing

    Zone pricing

    Uniform deliveredpricing

    FOB origin pricing

    Online

    http://www.ups.com

    http://www.ups.com/http://www.ups.com/
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    Geographic Pricing

    FOB Origin

    Pricing

    UniformDeliveredPricing

    Zone Pricing

    FreightAbsorption

    Pricing

    Basing-PointPricing

    The buyer absorbs the freight

    costs from the shipping point(free on board).

    The seller pays the freight chargesand bills the purchaser an

    identical, flat freight charge.

    The U.S. is divided into zones, anda flat freight rate is charged to customers in a

    given zone.

    The seller pays for all or part ofthe freight charges and does not

    pass them on to the buyer.

    The seller designates a location asa basing point and charges all buyers the

    freight costs from that point.

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    Other Pricing Tactics

    Sing le-Price Tactic All goods offered at the same price

    Flexible Pr icing Different customers pay different price

    Professional

    Services Pricing

    Used by professionals with experience,training or certification

    Pr ice Lin ing Several line items at specific price points

    Leader Pr icing Sell product at near or below cost

    Bait Pr icingLure customers through false or misleadingprice advertising

    Odd-Even PricingOdd-number prices imply bargain

    Even-number prices imply qualityPr ice Bundl ing

    Combining two or more products in asingle package

    Two -Part Pr icing Two separate charges to consume a single good

    Pay What You WantAllowing customers to pay what they think a

    product is worth

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    Consumer Penalties

    An irrevocableloss of revenue

    is suffered

    Additionaltransaction costs

    are incurred

    Businesses ImposeConsumer Penalties If...

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    http://www.princesscruises.comhttp://www.carnival.com

    http://www.princesscruises.com/http://www.carnival.com/http://www.carnival.com/http://www.princesscruises.com/
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    Review Learning OutcomeFine-Tuning the Base Price

    LO3

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    Product Line Pricing

    Discuss product line pricing.

    LO4

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    Product Line Pricing

    Online

    http://www.beauty.com

    Setting prices for an entire lineof products.

    http://www.beauty.com/http://www.beauty.com/
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    Relationships Among Products

    Complementary

    Substitutes

    Neutral

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    Joint Costs

    Costs that are shared in

    the manufacturingand marketing of severalproducts in a product life.

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    Pricing During Difficult

    Economic Times

    Describe the role of

    pricing during periods

    of inflation and recession.

    LO5

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    Inflation

    Cost-Oriented Tactics

    High Inflation

    Demand-Oriented Tactics

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    Cost-Oriented Tactics

    A high volume of sales on an item with a lowprofit margin may still make the item highly

    profitable.

    Eliminating a product may reduce economiesof scale.

    Eliminating a product may affect theprice-quality image of the entire line.

    Problems with Cost-Oriented Tactics

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    Cost-Oriented Tactics

    Delayed-quotation pricing

    Escalator pricing

    Hold prices constant, but add

    new fees

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    Cost-Oriented Tactics

    IncreasedProduction

    Costs

    Maintaininga Fixed

    Gross Margin

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    Demand-Oriented Tactics

    Price ShadingThe use ofdiscounts by

    salespeople to increasedemand for one or

    more products in a line.

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    Demand-Oriented Tactics

    Strategiesto MakeDemand

    More Inelastic

    Cultivate selected demand

    Create unique offerings

    Change the package design

    Heighten buyer dependence

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    Recession

    Bundling or Unbundling

    Value-Based Pricing

    S li St t i D i

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    Supplier Strategies DuringRecession

    Renegotiating contracts

    Offering help

    Keeping the pressure on

    Paring down suppliers

    Review Learning Outcome

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    Review Learning OutcomePricing During Inflation and Recession

    LO

    5

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    Chapter 20 Company Clip

    Managers from Method, ReadyMadeMag,

    Sephora, and Acid+All talk about how they

    set the right price on their products.

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    Part 6 Video: Blu Dot

    Blu Dot designs modern furniture with frugal

    engineering to price it well below high end

    European furniture with the same aesthetic.

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