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University of Massachusetts, Amherst MARKETING 301 Ch

Marketing Jul 13, 2021

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

MARKETING 301

Ch. 19- Pricing Concepts

1)“High quality equals higher price” is a description of_________

 

  1. _______________ is the pricing objective that tries to make as much money as possible.
  2. Which of the following is NOT a way that managers can expand revenue?
    1. employee bonuses
    2. increase customer satisfaction
    3. reduce costs
    4. improve efficiency
  3. _____________ is the pricing objective that seeks profits consistent with the level of risk that a company faces.
  4. Apple’s iPhone accounts for 30% of all smartphone sales. This figure reflects the iPhone’s_______________
  5. To increase sales, Ford offers its 2010 model-year cars at the same price as 2009 models. This is an example of __________________
  6. Higher prices for goods and services will ____________ demand.
  7. Lower prices for goods and services will ____________ supply.
  8. According to ____________, an increase in the price in gasoline will not lead to a decrease in sales.
  9. A candy manufacturer decreased prices of its products by 20% but saw no change in total revenue. This is an example of ______________
  10. Research has shown that high inflation will make demand more _____________
  11. An organization’s payroll, insurance, and utility costs are all examples of _____________
  12. The _____________ of a new car includes the price that the dealer had to pay to the manufacturer for the car, salary and benefits expenses for dealer employees, and a certain amount for profit.
  13. The price of a product is set high during the_________________ stage of the product life cycle.

 

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