A. cost inflation
B. over demand
C. anticipatory pricing
D. predatory pricing
Related Mcqs:
- The price increasing technique in which companies with long lead times, do not set price until product is finished is classified as _____________?
A. reduction of discounts
B. unbundling
C. delayed quotation pricing
D. escalator clauses - The price increasing technique in which customers are asked to pay today’s price as well as inflation increased before delivery of goods is classified as ___________?
A. escalator clauses
B. reduction of discounts
C. unbundling
D. delayed quotation pricing - A. width of product mix B. length of product mix C. depth of product mix D. consistency of product mix __________?
A. guarantees
B. warranties
C. labeling
D. packaging - If the price of product is $150, cost of maintenance is $15 and the discounted salvage value is $85, then the life cycle cost of product is _________?
A. $80
B. $165
C. $15
D. $85 - The product line stretching in which company serves middle market, to enter in low priced product as well as high priced product line is called _________?
A. left-market stretch
B. down-market stretch
C. up-market stretch
D. Two-way stretch - The price increasing technique in which company sell goods in a bundle start, included in bundle separately is classified as __________?
A. reduction of discounts
B. unbundling
C. delayed quotation pricing
D. escalator clauses - The price cut technique which results in increasing market share but less loyal customers in market is classified as ___________?
A. low-quality trap
B. fragile-market-share trap
C. shallow-pockets trap
D. price-war traps - The price discrimination in which same product is charged differently at different places even though cost of offering the product is exactly same is known as ________?
A. customer segment pricing
B. product-form pricing
C. location pricing
D. channel pricing - If the demand for the product does not change with the small change in price then the demand is said to be ________?
A. interactive
B. augmented
C. elastic
D. inelastic - The pricing strategy used to set price of by-products to make the price of main product even more competitive is classified as?
A. by-product pricing
B. captive product pricing
C. optional product pricing
D. Two part pricing
