A. low-quality trap
B. fragile-market-share trap
C. shallow-pockets trap
D. price-war traps
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Related Mcqs:
- 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...
- 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 on which it is limit that no less profits would be accepted less than this price is classified as?
- A. cost ceiling B. cost floor C. price ceiling D. price floor...
- 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 discrimination in which seller charges less to the customers, who buy in large volumes is classified as __________?
- A. second-degree price discrimination B. first-degree price discrimination C. third-degree discrimination D. fourth-degree discrimination...
- Both loyal and profitable group of customers is considered as?
- A. Strangers B. Butterflies C. Barnacles D. True friends...
- The potential profitable but less loyal group is of?
- A. Butterflies B. Strangers C. True friends D. Barnacles...
- The highly loyal but less potential profitable customer’s group is of?
- A. Butterflies B. Barnacles C. True friends D. Strangers...
- The company may expand its share in market is shown in share-penetration index, which is _____________?
- A. low market penetration index B. high market penetration index C. fixed index D. zero index...
- Considering competitive positions, the firm other than market leader who is fighting hard in its industry to increase market share is classified as?
- A. market follower B. market niche C. market challenger D. market leader...
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