A、Customers’ willingness to pay
B、Competitors’ prices
C、Production, communication and distribution costs
D、Required profitability
A、An organisation with high fixed costs and low variable costs could least afford to engage in price competition.
B、An organisation with low fixed costs and high variable costs could least afford to engage in price competition.
C、Price competit
A、Prices are less likely to be in the advertisement.
B、Low prices are consistent with a high quality positioning approach.
C、Low-priced, high-volume products are usually sold through selective retail distribution.
D、High-price, high-margin s
A、 That demand for their product in low income areas is price inelastic.
B、 McDonald’s doesn’t believe in demand-based pricing.
C、 McDonald’s believes in demand-based pricing.
D、 That demand for their product in low income areas is price ela
A、Office rent
B、Packaging
C、Sales commissions
D、Raw materials
A、Customer service
B、Product quality
C、Convenience
D、Brand image
A、It is often the case for large, complex projects such as roads and commercial building construction.
B、The advantage for the buyer is that they can be assured of the final price they will pay.
C、It is often used when it is easy to determine t