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Price
• Definition
–The amount of money charged for a product or
service
–The sum of the values that consumers
exchange for the benefits of having or using the
product or service
• Pricing includes not only the list price, but also
discounts, financing, and other options such as
leasing
• Pricing is important but difficult to decide
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Factors to Consider When
Setting Prices
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Internal Factors
• Marketing Objectives
–Market positioning
–Survival
–Current profit maximization
–Market share leadership
–Product quality leadership
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Internal Factors
• Marketing Mix Strategy
– Target costing
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Internal Factors
– Nonprice position
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Internal Factors
• Cost
• Organizational Considerations
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External Factors
• The Market and Demand
– Different types of markets
I. Pure Competition
II. Monopolistic Competition(垄断竞争)
III. Oligopolistic Competition(寡头垄断)
IV. Pure Monopoly(完全垄断)
– Consumer perceptions of Price and Value
– The Price-Demand Relationship
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External Factors
• Competitors’ Costs, Prices, and Offers
• Other External Factors
– Economic Conditions
– Resellers
– Governments
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Major Considerations in
setting price
Consumer Price Ceiling No Demand
Perceptions above
this price
of Value
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Market-Penetration Pricing(市场渗透定价)
—Setting a low price for a new product in
order to attract a large number of buyers
and a large market share
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Status quo Pricing/Go-rating Pricing(随
行就市定价)
—Charging a price identical to or very
close to the competition’s price
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Price-Adjustment Strategies
• Discount and Allowance(补贴) Pricing
– Cash Discounts
– Quantity Discounts
– Functional Discounts/Trade Discounts
– Seasonal Discounts
– Trade-in Allowances(以旧换新)
– Promotional Allowances(促销补贴)
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• Segmented Pricing(分段定价)
– Customer-Segment Pricing
– Product-Form Pricing
– Location Pricing
– Time Pricing
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• Value-based
Pricing
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• Geographic Pricing
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