22. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
23. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
24. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
25. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
26. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
27. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
28. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
29. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
30. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
31. Perfect Match!
Directions: Match column A with the correct name of price on column B
Column A Column B
Education fee
Bus ride tuition
Netflix subscription
Service of a physician taxes
Government service fare
32.
33. Price
is the money, good, or service
exchanged for the ownership
or use of a good or service
36. Steps in setting its pricing
policy:
1. Selecting the Pricing Objective
37. Steps in setting its pricing
policy:
1. Selecting the Pricing Objective
2. Determining the Demand
38. Steps in setting its pricing
policy:
1. Selecting the Pricing Objective
2. Determining the Demand
3. Estimating Cost
39. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
1. Selecting the Pricing Objective
2. Determining the Demand
3. Estimating Cost
4. Analyzing competitor’s Costs, prices
and offers
40. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
1. Selecting the Pricing Objective
2. Determining the Demand
3. Estimating Cost
4. Analyzing competitor’s Costs, prices
and offers
5. Selecting a pricing method
41. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
1. Selecting the Pricing Objective
2. Determining the Demand
3. Estimating Cost
4. Analyzing competitor’s Costs, prices
and offers
5. Selecting a pricing method
6. Selecting the final price
42. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
1. Selecting the Pricing Objective
- a company can pursue any of five
major objectives through pricing: survival,
maximum current profit, maximum market
share, maximum market skimming, or
product-quality leadership
43. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
2. Determining the Demand
- in the normal case, demand and price
are inversely related: the higher the price, the
lower the demand
44. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
3. Estimating Cost
- a company charge a price that covers
its cost of producing, distribution and selling
the product including a fair return for its effort
and risk
45. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
4. Analyzing competitor’s costs, prices
and offers
- while demand sets a ceiling and costs set
a floor to pricing, competitors’ prices provide an in
between point you must consider in setting prices
46. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
5. Selecting a pricing method
- determine best approach for the
product
47. Steps in setting its pricing
policy:
6. Selecting the final price
- adopt the chosen pricing strategy
48.
49. Steps in setting its pricing policy:
1. Selecting the Pricing Objective
2. Determining the Demand
3. Estimating Cost
4. Analyzing competitor’s Costs, prices
and offers
5. Selecting a pricing method
6. Selecting the final price
51. Types of Pricing Approaches/Strategies
Penetration Pricing
Skimming Pricing
Competition Pricing
Product Line Pricing
Bundle Pricing
Psychological Pricing
Premium Pricing
Optional Pricing
Cost Based Pricing
Cost Plus Pricing
52. Types of Pricing
Approaches/Strategies
Penetration Pricing
- a low price is set by the company to
build up sales and market share. Once a
position is created, the prices may be raised.
54. Types of Pricing
Approaches/Strategies
Competition Pricing
When trying to go head to head with competitors
offering similar benefits, a company may decide to:
a. price higher to create a higher quality perception
b. price the same to show more benefits for the same price
c. price lower to try to gain a wider customer base
57. Types of Pricing
Approaches/Strategies
Psychological Pricing
- often a company will make small
changes to prices to make a customer think
the item is priced lower than it is.
60. Types of Pricing
Approaches/Strategies
Cost Based Pricing
- a company may determine the exact
cost of producing and selling an objective, add
markup that may be desirable for profits and
price accordingly.
65. Arrange Me!
Directions: Arrange the following event in
chronological order by writing the number concern in
the blank provided.
___ 1. Analyzing competitor’s costs, prices and offers
___ 2. Determining the demand
___ 3. Selecting the final price
___ 4. Selecting the Pricing objective
___ 5. Estimating Cost
___ 6. Selecting a pricing method
67. Arrange Me!
Directions: Arrange the following event in
chronological order by writing the number concern in
the blank provided.
___ 1. Analyzing competitor’s costs, prices and offers
___ 2. Determining the demand
___ 3. Selecting the final price
___ 4. Selecting the Pricing objective
___ 5. Estimating Cost
___ 6. Selecting a pricing method
68. Arrange Me!
Directions: Arrange the following event in
chronological order by writing the number concern in
the blank provided.
_4_ 1. Analyzing competitor’s costs, prices and offers
___ 2. Determining the demand
___ 3. Selecting the final price
___ 4. Selecting the Pricing objective
___ 5. Estimating Cost
___ 6. Selecting a pricing method
69. Arrange Me!
Directions: Arrange the following event in
chronological order by writing the number concern in
the blank provided.
_4_ 1. Analyzing competitor’s costs, prices and offers
_2_ 2. Determining the demand
___ 3. Selecting the final price
___ 4. Selecting the Pricing objective
___ 5. Estimating Cost
___ 6. Selecting a pricing method
70. Arrange Me!
Directions: Arrange the following event in
chronological order by writing the number concern in
the blank provided.
_4_ 1. Analyzing competitor’s costs, prices and offers
_2_ 2. Determining the demand
_6_ 3. Selecting the final price
___ 4. Selecting the Pricing objective
___ 5. Estimating Cost
___ 6. Selecting a pricing method
71. Arrange Me!
Directions: Arrange the following event in
chronological order by writing the number concern in
the blank provided.
_4_ 1. Analyzing competitor’s costs, prices and offers
_2_ 2. Determining the demand
_6_ 3. Selecting the final price
_1_ 4. Selecting the Pricing objective
_3_ 5. Estimating Cost
___ 6. Selecting a pricing method
72. Arrange Me!
Directions: Arrange the following event in
chronological order by writing the number concern in
the blank provided.
_4_ 1. Analyzing competitor’s costs, prices and offers
_2_ 2. Determining the demand
_6_ 3. Selecting the final price
_1_ 4. Selecting the Pricing objective
_3_ 5. Estimating Cost
_5_ 6. Selecting a pricing method
75. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool.
WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
76. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
1. A low price is set by
the company to build
up sales and market
share.
77. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
2. A percentage is
added to the costs as a
profit margin to
determine final price.
78. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
3. Supermarkets often
use this method
through their buy one
get one free offer.
79. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
4. The initial price is set
high and may slowly be
brought down.
80. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
5. Price lower to try
gain a wider customer
base.
82. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
1. A low price is set by
the company to build
up sales and market
share.
83. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
1. A low price is set by
the company to build
up sales and market
share.
84. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
2. A percentage is
added to the costs as a
profit margin to
determine final price.
85. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
2. A percentage is
added to the costs as a
profit margin to
determine final price.
86. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
3. Supermarkets often
use this method
through their buy one
get one free offer.
87. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
3. Supermarkets often
use this method
through their buy one
get one free offer.
88. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
4. The initial price is set
high and may slowly be
brought down.
89. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
4. The initial price is set
high and may slowly be
brought down.
90. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
5. Price lower to try
gain a wider customer
base.
91. Evaluation:
Directions: Look for the best match of pricing
approaches from the given responses inside the
word pool. WORDPOOL
Penetration
Skimming
Competition
Cost plus
Bundle
5. Price lower to try
gain a wider customer
base.
93. Assignment:
Pricing Strategies
Which Would You Choose?
Learners will apply their knowledge of pricing
approaches/strategies to a business scenario and justify why they
have chosen that particular pricing strategy.
Business Scenario:
You’re planning to open a Snack House near the Movie Theater in
your area, how are you going to set prices for your snacks and
drinks? Why?