Option A: target market
Option B: planned value proposition
Option C: sales, profit goals, market share
Option D: developing mission statement
Correct Answer: planned value proposition ✔
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Option A: discount and allowances
Option B: zone price adjustment
Option C: basing point adjustment
Option D: geographic adjustment
Correct Answer: discount and allowances ✔
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Option A: value based pricing
Option B: cost based pricing
Option C: discount based pricing
Option D: ceiling based pricing
Correct Answer: value based pricing ✔
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Option A: cost ceiling
Option B: cost floor
Option C: price ceiling
Option D: price floor
Correct Answer: price ceiling ✔
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Option A: determine incurred costs
Option B: design product
Option C: assess needs of customer
Option D: set target price
Correct Answer: design product ✔
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Option A: segmented pricing
Option B: psychological pricing
Option C: promotional pricing
Option D: geographical pricing
Correct Answer: psychological pricing ✔
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Option A: growth stage
Option B: lately buying stage
Option C: segmenting stage
Option D: targeting stage
Correct Answer: growth stage ✔
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Option A: set price based on cost
Option B: convince buyer about products value
Option C: design a product
Option D: determine cost of product
Correct Answer: convince buyer about products value ✔
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Option A: markets
Option B: consumers
Option C: competitors
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: all of above ✔
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Option A: discount
Option B: value added tax
Option C: price
Option D: tax
Correct Answer: price ✔
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Option A: market skimming pricing
Option B: market penetration strategy
Option C: business line pricing
Option D: product line pricing
Correct Answer: market skimming pricing ✔
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Option A: segmented pricing
Option B: psychological pricing
Option C: promotional pricing
Option D: geographical pricing
Correct Answer: segmented pricing ✔
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Option A: product development
Option B: growth
Option C: maturity and decline
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: all of above ✔
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Option A: high
Option B: low
Option C: average
Option D: moderate
Correct Answer: average ✔
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Option A: crowdsourcing
Option B: internal sourcing
Option C: off sourcing
Option D: off shoring
Correct Answer: crowdsourcing ✔
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Option A: price fixing
Option B: predatory pricing
Option C: price maintenance
Option D: discriminatory pricing
Correct Answer: price fixing ✔
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Option A: set price based on cost
Option B: convince buyer about products value
Option C: design a product
Option D: determine cost of product
Correct Answer: determine cost of product ✔
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Option A: design a product
Option B: determine cost of product
Option C: set price based on cost
Option D: convince buyer about products value
Correct Answer: design a product ✔
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Option A: assess needs of customer
Option B: set target price
Option C: determine incurred costs
Option D: design product
Correct Answer: assess needs of customer ✔
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Option A: would get free products
Option B: would get discount
Option C: would buy product
Option D: would not buy product
Correct Answer: would not buy product ✔
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Option A: functional discount
Option B: quantity discount
Option C: cash discount
Option D: seasonal discount
Correct Answer: functional discount ✔
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Option A: price maintenance
Option B: predatory pricing
Option C: price discrimination
Option D: deceptive pricing
Correct Answer: predatory pricing ✔
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Option A: fake pricing
Option B: termed pricing
Option C: dynamic pricing
Option D: international pricing
Correct Answer: dynamic pricing ✔
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The type of cost reduction made for buyers who pay their accounts payable promptly is classified as?
Option A: cash discount
Option B: seasonal discount
Option C: functional discount
Option D: quantity discount
Correct Answer: cash discount ✔
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Option A: modifying marketing mix
Option B: modifying raw material schedule
Option C: modifying the product
Option D: modifying the market
Correct Answer: modifying the market ✔
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Option A: double way pricing
Option B: Two way pricing
Option C: reference prices
Option D: comparable prices
Correct Answer: reference prices ✔
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The pricing strategy which combines prices of two or more products in a combo pack is classified as?
Option A: segmented pricing
Option B: discount pricing
Option C: allowance pricing
Option D: product bundle pricing
Correct Answer: product bundle pricing ✔
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Option A: flexible pricing
Option B: uniform pricing
Option C: basing point pricing
Option D: freight absorption costing
Correct Answer: freight absorption costing ✔
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Option A: predatory pricing
Option B: price fixing
Option C: deceptive pricing
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: all of above ✔
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Option A: customer centered product development
Option B: team based product development
Option C: systematic product development
Option D: concentration based development
Correct Answer: systematic product development ✔
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Option A: optional pricing
Option B: product line pricing
Option C: competitive pricing
Option D: captive pricing
Correct Answer: product line pricing ✔
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Option A: real
Option B: win
Option C: worth doing
Option D: less worthy
Correct Answer: worth doing ✔
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Option A: modifying marketing mix
Option B: modifying raw material schedule
Option C: modifying the product
Option D: modifying the market
Correct Answer: modifying marketing mix ✔
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When the captive product pricing is used for services then this pricing strategy is classified as?
Option A: two-part pricing
Option B: combine pricing
Option C: double pricing
Option D: optional part pricing
Correct Answer: two-part pricing ✔
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Option A: low sales
Option B: rapidly rising
Option C: peak sales
Option D: gradually declining
Correct Answer: low sales ✔
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Option A: freight on board origin pricing
Option B: zone pricing
Option C: basing point pricing
Option D: uniform delivered pricing
Correct Answer: uniform delivered pricing ✔
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Option A: idea generation
Option B: idea screening
Option C: concept development and testing
Option D: business analysis
Correct Answer: idea generation ✔
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