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Organizations will often use a penetration pricing strategy to discourage competitors from entering the market.

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When healthcare consumers are shown quality data, demand can become elastic.

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In mature industries, a common pricing objective would be:


A) profit maximization.
B) sales.
C) market share.
D) demand adjusted.

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Profit is a major objective in the early stages of competition for a product or service.

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Total costs are the sum of fixed and variable costs divided by indirect costs.

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Patents for a pharmaceutical product can be extended by:


A) simplifying the dosage.
B) changing one or more ingredients.
C) changing the packaging.
D) applying for a one-time extension under the Patent Extension Act.

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The bronze, silver, and platinum health insurance plans on state and federal health exchanges may be considered an example of price lining.

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With stabilization pricing, all competitors agree to set the same price.

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Many healthcare organizations offer patients discounts when they pay cash. This might be considered an allowance.

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Price sensitivity has been found to differ by type of service but not by customer type.

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In prestige pricing, as the price rises, demand:


A) declines and then increases.
B) levels and then sharply rises.
C) remains at the same level.
D) rises, and then eventually declines.

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Costs that do not change with the volume produced are:


A) fixed costs.
B) total costs.
C) totally allocated costs.
D) unavoidable costs.

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Setting a high price relative to the competition or the true cost of a product is referred to as:


A) predatory pricing.
B) prestige pricing.
C) preemptive pricing.
D) exclusive pricing.

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When a health system implements a narrow network plan to insure consumers, the system is using a market-share pricing objective.

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International healthcare organizations are moving into bundled pricing of services as a way to attract medical tourists.

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Products or services that are hard to differentiate in a tangible way are often priced using:


A) market share pricing.
B) price stabilization.
C) prestige pricing.
D) ROI pricing.

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A market condition where there are a few sellers is referred to as:


A) a pure monopoly.
B) an oligopoly.
C) monopolistic competition.
D) restricted competition.

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Coinsurance represents the fixed amount the person pays in getting a medical service.

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The simplest pricing method to administer that instills consumer confidence is the one-price policy.

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When buyers have a lot of power because they have consolidated, they can force suppliers to lower their prices.

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