How should acompany set prices initially for products or services
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This document outlines six steps for setting a pricing policy: 1) Selecting the pricing objective such as survival, profit, or market share; 2) Determining demand through analyzing price sensitivity, elasticity, and surveys; 3) Analyzing costs through accumulated production and target costing; 4) Analyzing competitors' costs, prices, and offers; 5) Selecting a pricing method like markup, target-return, or value pricing; 6) Selecting the final price considering risks and impacts on other parties. The document was created by Subhasis Panda during an internship with Prof. Sameer Mathur.
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How should acompany set prices initially for products or services
- 2. Variations of brands for different price points MARIOTT HOTELS
- 3. Steps in Setting a Pricing Policy
- 4. Step 1:Selecting The Pricing Objective Survival Maximum Current Profit Maximum Market Share Maximum Market Skimming
- 7. Price Sensitivity Price Elasticity Estimating Demand Curves Surveys Price Experiments Statistical Analysis
- 8. Step 3:
- 9. Accumulated Production -decline with the average cost Target Costing -concentrated effort by engineers & designers to achieve a particular reduced cost
- 10. Step 4:Analyzing Competitor’s Costs, Prices,& Offers
- 11. Anticipating Competitor’s reactions -Assuming standard way to a price change -Considering each change a fresh-new challenge
- 12. Step 5:Selecting a Pricing method
- 13. Markup pricing Target-return pricing Perceived Value Pricing
- 14. Value Pricing
- 15. Going-rate Pricing Auction-type Pricing English auctions (ascending bids) Dutch auctions(descending bids) Sealed-bid auctions
- 16. Step 6:Selecting The Final Price
- 17. Gain & Risk Sharing pricing Impact of Price on other parties
- 18. Created by Subhasis Panda, IIT Bombay, during an internship by Prof.Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow www.IIMInternship.com