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Pricing Strategies

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

The costs involved in manufacturing goods or offering services have a direct impact on the product's price.

a)

Product cost

b)

Competitor

c)

Product Segmenting

d)

Product Pricing

2.

If a product is priced below its manufacturing cost, the company will lose money and will have negative profits; if a product is priced too high beyond what the customers perceive as the value of the product, no one will buy it.

a)

Pricing Strategies

b)

Specific Pricing Strategies

c)

General Pricing Strategies

d)

Common Pricing Strategies

3.

Companies may price their products based on the maximum price that customers are willing to pay for the benefits that they will gain from the products.

a)

Beliefs Based Pricing

b)

Ethical Based Pricing

c)

Value Based Pricing

d)

Market Based Pricing

4.

Definition of Competition-based Pricing:

a)

Some companies base their prices on their competitor's strategies, product costs, prices, and market offerings.

b)

Companies base the product's value on the customers' products in the same category.

c)

They decide to not price their products higher than, lower than, or on par with the competitors' market shares.

d)

The company starts identifying the needs and value perceptions of its consumers, and then creates a product that will satisfy those needs.

5.

Market skimming and ______ pricing strategies are a great way to introduce products in the market.

a)

market penetration

b)

market values

c)

market structures

d)

market scanning

6.

involves selling a product at two or more prices, even if the difference in prices is not based on cost differences.

a)

segmented pricing

b)

inclusive pricing

c)

value based pricing

d)

discount pricing

7.

Companies can temporarily reduce prices to build demand or create excitement for their products.

a)

temporary pricing

b)

emotional pricing

c)

promotional pricing

d)

occasion pricing

8.

the only element in the marketing mix that generates revenue, as all the other elements incur costs.

a)

promotion

b)

product

c)

place

d)

price

9.

These types of consumers need to know if the items they buy fit their budget.

a)

market segmented consumers

b)

unconscious consumers

c)

budget-conscious consumers

d)

value-conscious consumers

10.

Companies need to determine their overall marketing strategy before deciding on the product's price by understanding its target market and benefits that consumers seek.

a)

General Marketing Strategy

b)

Overall Marketing Strategy

c)

Economics condition

d)

target market

11.

Which pricing strategy is been used in the following scenario?

Godiva packages their chocolates using an elegant high quality box and gold wrapping paper. Commercials of Godiva include images of couples in elegant clothing and in elegant settings enjoying the elegant chocolate.

a)

Price Discrimination

b)

Psychological Pricing

c)

Value Pricing

d)

Predatory Pricing/Destroyer

12.

What are the 4 P's of the Marketing Mix

a)

Price, Production, Place, Profit

b)

Production, Promotion, Place and Price

c)

Profit, Price, Production and Promotion

d)

Product, Price, Place and Promotion

13.

Which pricing strategy is been used in the following scenario?

The store prices its product as 9.99AED instead of 10AED, and 1.99AED instead of 2AED.

a)

Segmented Pricing

b)

Promotional Pricing

c)

Psychological Pricing

d)

Discount Pricing

14.

Which pricing strategy is been used in the following scenario?

In airlines, customers pay different amounts when they fly in economy or in business class.

a)

Psychological Pricing

b)

Promotional Pricing

c)

Discount Pricing

d)

Segmented Pricing

15.

Which pricing strategy is been used in the following scenario?

David's class booth in their school festival offers combo meals, wherein you can choose 3 different flavoured cookies at a price of 10AED.

a)

By-product Pricing

b)

Product Bundle Pricing

c)

Optional Product Pricing

d)

Captive Product Pricing