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Chapter 4 The Marketing Mix - Price

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
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1.

Price refers to how much customers have to (a)   for a product.

2.

3Cs of pricing are:

a)

costs to the business

b)

customers' willingness to pay

c)

corporate identity

d)

competitors' prices

3.

(a)   refers to the amount of money a business pays to buy or produce its products.

4.

A business usually sets a price close to its competitors' price.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

5.

Product-line pricing involves

a)

setting prices just below an even amount.

b)

setting the prices of optional or accessory products along with the main product.

c)

setting different prices for different versions of the same product.

d)

pricing a few related products as a bundle and offering it at a reduced price.

6.

Optional-product pricing involves

a)

setting prices just below an even amount.

b)

setting the prices of optional or accessory products along with the main product.

c)

setting different prices for different versions of the same product.

d)

pricing a few related products as a bundle and offering it at a reduced price.

7.

Product-bundle pricing involves

a)

setting prices just below an even amount.

b)

setting the prices of optional or accessory products along with the main product.

c)

setting different prices for different versions of the same product.

d)

pricing a few related products as a bundle and offering it at a reduced price.

8.

Odd-even pricing involves

a)

setting prices just below an even amount.

b)

setting the prices of optional or accessory products along with the main product.

c)

setting different prices for different versions of the same product.

d)

pricing a few related products as a bundle and offering it at a reduced price.

9.

Discount pricing involves

a)

setting prices just below an even amount.

b)

temporarily pricing products below the listed prices in order to increase short-term sales.

c)

setting different prices for different versions of the same product.

d)

pricing a few related products as a bundle and offering it at a reduced price.

10.

A business may price its product higher than its competitors if its product is different and perceived to be of a higher (a)   by customers.