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    PRICE

    CONTEXT &

    CONCEPTS

    PRICE

    CONTEXT &

    CONCEPTS

    SESSIONFOUR (a)SESSIONFOUR (a)MARKETINGMANAGEMENT

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    Session Objectives

    Define the meaning of price.

    Understand the different roles price can play for buyers

    and sellers and in different kinds of markets.

    Appreciate the nature of the external factors that influence

    pricing decisions.

    Explore the internal and organisational forces thatinfluence pricing decisions.

    Understand the impact of the single European market and

    the euro on pricing.

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    Factors Influencing Customers Price Assessments

    Quality

    Priceassessment

    Personal

    Functional

    Operational Financial

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    External Influences on Pricing Decision

    Demand/

    elasticity

    Pricingdecision

    Channelsof distribution

    Customers

    Legal/regulatory

    Competitors

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    The Classic Demand Curve

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    The Boomerang Demand Curve

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    The Parallel Demand Curve

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    The Elastic Demand Curve

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    The Inelastic Demand Curve

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    Factors Influencing Price Sensitivity in B2B Markets

    Total expenditure effect End customer sensitivity

    Penalty for failure effect Sunk investment effect

    Overall saving effect Buyers ability to absorb costs

    Contribution to quality effect Buyers ignorance effect

    Degree of customisation effect Decision makers motivation effect

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    Competitors

    Monopoly

    Monopolistic

    competition

    Perfect competition

    Oligopoly

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    Internal Influences on Pricing Decision

    Pricingdecision

    Costs

    Organisationalobjectives

    Marketingobjectives

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    Session 4 (a): Key Terms

    A _____ is a price which is distinctly higher thanaverage to reflect better product quality, exclusivity orstatus.

    _____ is a medium of exchange.

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    Session 4 (a) Key Terms

    _____ use price as a means of comparing two or moreproducts in order to judge their likely quality or value.

    Any difference in the prices charged for the sameproduct to different market segments or in differentgeographic regions is known as a _____.

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    Session 4 (a): Key Terms

    The responsiveness of demand to changes in prices isknown as the _____.

    The term _____ refers to bargaining between a buyer

    and a seller to agree a mutually acceptable price.

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    Session 4 (a): Key Terms

    _____ is a customer's judgment of a price in terms ofwhether it is thought to be too high, about right or

    extremely good value for money.

    The extent to which price is an important criterion in the

    customer's decision- making process refers to _____.

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    _____ is a customer's assessment of the worth of whatthey are getting in terms of a product's functional or

    psychological benefits.

    _____ is the analysis of products and processes to see

    where the greatest costs are being incurred and where

    the greatest value is added.

    Session 4 (a): Key Terms