A) keeping the status quo.
B) profit.
C) survival.
D) market share.
E) recovery.
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A) price lining.
B) odd-even pricing.
C) price skimming.
D) prestige pricing.
E) customary pricing.
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A) market share
B) cash flow
C) return on investment
D) survival
E) profit
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A) generate capital to cover research and development costs.
B) discourage competitors from entering the market.
C) provide flexibility in the introductory base price.
D) protect the firm from covering costs if prices are set too low.
E) reduce the stress that may be placed on the firm's production capabilities.
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A) determine demand.
B) develop pricing objectives.
C) select a pricing policy.
D) evaluate competitors' prices.
E) determine a pricing method.
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A) Developing pricing objectives
B) Determining a specific price
C) Assessing the target market's evaluation of price
D) Selecting a basis for pricing
E) Evaluating competitors' prices
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A) premium pricing.
B) price lining.
C) captive pricing.
D) bait pricing.
E) penetration pricing.
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A) bait pricing.
B) captive pricing.
C) customary pricing.
D) price lining.
E) complementary pricing.
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A) Demand-based pricing
B) Markup pricing
C) Cost-plus pricing
D) Competition-based pricing
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A) differential pricing.
B) incentives.
C) competition-based pricing.
D) demand-based pricing.
E) random discounting.
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A) captive pricing
B) price baiting
C) premium pricing
D) bait pricing
E) differential pricing
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A) value pricing.
B) cost-plus pricing.
C) cost discounting.
D) differential pricing.
E) markup pricing.
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A) price reduction planning.
B) random discounting.
C) bait pricing.
D) periodic discounting.
E) penetration pricing.
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A) they always pay a lower price per item than they would have if they bought each item separately.
B) they prefer buying a combination of bundled products in a single transaction, which saves time, effort, and perhaps money.
C) the companies selling the products can sell them at a lower price because their costs of packaging are lower.
D) they are purchasing complementary products, which is convenient for them.
E) they can purchase items that are consumed frequently in larger quantities.
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A) return on investment
B) survival
C) product quality
D) market share
E) status quo
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