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A) Buyers cannot be offered a wide variety of merchandise at each established price.
B) Price lines enable a seller to reach several market segments.
C) Firms have to carry a larger total inventory than it could without price lines.
D) Price lines are advantageous when costs rise continually.
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A) Price skimming
B) Price fixing
C) Status quo pricing
D) Bait-and-switch pricing
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A) market share maximization objective
B) profit maximization objective
C) asset maximization objective
D) sales maximization objective
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A) the absolute monetary value of price.
B) perceived satisfaction.
C) ability to get a discount on a product.
D) the steadiness of price over a period of time.
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A) a shortage of bikes will be created
B) the number of bikes produced will increase drastically
C) an inelastic demand for the bikes will be created
D) the demand for and the supply of the bikes will attain equilibrium
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A) FOB origin pricing
B) Zone pricing
C) Uniform delivered pricing
D) Basing-point pricing
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A) trade discount
B) cash discount
C) seasonal discount
D) quantity discount
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A) It is the practice of marking up prices by 100 percent, or doubling the cost.
B) It is a basic, long-term pricing framework that establishes the initial price for a product.
C) It is the ability to change prices very quickly.
D) It is the practice of charging a very low price for a product with the intent of driving competitors out of business.
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A) cash discount
B) quantity discount
C) functional discount
D) seasonal discount
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A) decide how much to charge for a product.
B) undercut the price quoted by a seller to a buyer.
C) charge different prices to different customers.
D) do not sell to two or more different buyers.
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A) the need to eliminate low-profit products.
B) a lack of competition in the marketplace.
C) how pricing operates in an ideal marketplace.
D) the need for trade-offs in pricing objectives.
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A) As price goes up, consumer demand changes.
B) The competition between organizations reduces.
C) Products will not have any substitutes.
D) The purchasing power of the consumer decreases.
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A) judge the quality of the substitute product based on the supply of each substitute.
B) perceive individual products to have poor durability.
C) can easily switch from one product to another.
D) are sensitive to changes in the supply of substitute products that belong to new brands.
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A) is the margin of profit earned by the firm inclusive of the taxes payable by the firm.
B) is its total assets multiplied by net profits after taxes.
C) measures management's overall effectiveness in generating profits with the available assets.
D) will be lower than the previous year if the firm performs better in the market.
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