based on collected data
plotted on a market map
2 features eg// (price and quantity sold)
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premium pricing
Front
set price artificially high
+ create an illusion for a high quality
- many rivals might have cheaper alternatives
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cost - plus pricing
Front
business considers all possible costs and sets a price above the costs eg// 10%
+ easy to calculate
+ all costs are covered
- price sensitivity not considered
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competitive pricing
Front
setting the price of a product or service based on what the competition is charging
Back
price skimming
Front
set price artificially high before any rivals enter the market
+ good brand image - high quality
- if price is too high, hardly anyone will buy the product.
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Predatory pricing
Front
A dominant firm sets their price artificially low to drive competition away.
+ gain control of market
+ no rivals enter market
- illegal
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penetration pricing
Front
a business sets an artificially low price
+ gain market share
+ catch rivals off guard
- not profit maximising