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The document discusses the marketing mix elements of price, including factors that influence pricing like costs, profits, competition, and customer perceptions. It also outlines ways to determine price such as calculating costs plus desired profit margins or matching competitor pricing, as well as considering what customers are willing to pay.
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Pricing plays an important role in allocating resources in the economy and generating revenue for businesses. Pricing objectives can be profit-oriented, aiming to maximize profits or achieve a target return on investment. They can also be sales-oriented, focusing on increasing market share or sales volume. Additionally, pricing objectives may seek to maintain the status quo by matching competitors' prices. Demand is a key determinant of price, as quantity demanded generally decreases when price increases, with some exceptions. Factors like availability of substitutes influence the elasticity of demand.
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Price
- 2. rice
- 4. Expected
- 5. Real
- 6. Expected
- 7. Real
- 8. Flexible
- 9. PRICE
- 10. Elements
- 11. Profit = income-costs
- 12. Income
- 13. Costs
- 14. Variable Costs
- 15. Fixed Costs
- 16. Ways to fix the price
- 17. costs + desired profit
- 19. How much would they pay?