Pricing Strategies: Discounts, Segmentation, Psychology, Promotions, Geographical, Dynamic, Slides of Marketing Management

An overview of various pricing strategies and techniques used in business, including discounts, allowances, segmented pricing, psychological pricing, promotional pricing, geographical pricing, dynamic pricing, international pricing, initiating price changes, and responses to price changes. It also covers public policy issues related to pricing. This resource is useful for students and professionals in business, marketing, economics, and related fields.

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Discounts and Allowances
๎˜Discounts
โ€“Cash
โ€“Quantity
โ€“Functional
โ€“Seasonal
๎˜Allowances
โ€“Trade-in
โ€“Promotional
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Discounts and Allowances  Discounts โ€“ Cash โ€“ Quantity โ€“ Functional โ€“ Seasonal  Allowances โ€“ Trade-in โ€“ Promotional

Segmented Pricing  Selling a product or service at two ormore prices, where the difference inprices is not based on differences incosts.  Types: 1. Customer-segment2. Product-form3. Location pricing4. Time pricing

Promotional Pricing

^ Cash Rebates ^ Special-EventPricing ^ Loss Leaders ^ Low-InterestFinancing ^ LongerWarranties ^ Free Maintenance

Geographical Pricing  FOB-origin pricing  Uniform-delivered pricing  Zone pricing  Basing-point pricing  Freight-absorption pricing

International Pricing  Price depends on many factors,including: โ€“ Economic conditions โ€“ Competitive situations โ€“ Laws and regulations โ€“ Development of the wholesaling andretailing system โ€“ Consumer perceptions and preferences โ€“ Costs

Initiating Price Changes  Price Cuts: โ€“ Excess capacity โ€“ Falling market share โ€“ Dominate market through lower costs  Price Increases: โ€“ Cost inflation โ€“ Overdemand

Public Policy and Pricing  Price fixing  Predatory pricing  Price discrimination  Retail price maintenance  Deceptive pricing โ€“ Promotion price reductions โ€“ Scanner fraud โ€“ Price confusion