A) Cost-plus pricing
B) Odd pricing
C) Prestige pricing
D) Value pricing
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A) Odd pricing
B) Bundle pricing
C) Rate-of-return pricing
D) Prestige pricing
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A) Target cost pricing
B) Rate-of-return pricing
C) Bundle pricing
D) Cost-plus pricing
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A) Distinctiveness
B) Perishability
C) Durability
D) Stage in product life cycle
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A) Environmental factors
B) Distinctiveness
C) Cost factors
D) Psychological factors
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A) bundle
B) rate-of-return
C) odd-even
D) markup
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A) Cost-plus pricing
B) Rate-of-return pricing
C) Markup pricing
D) Bundle pricing
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A) The use of odd pricing which made Edna feel like she got more for her money
B) The use of prestige pricing which means the high price was used to signal high quality
C) The use of bundle pricing which stresses both value and convenience to Edna and validates the high price of the sweater
D) The use of price elasticity which determines Edna's and Tonya's price sensitivity
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A) price fixing
B) line pricing
C) penetration pricing
D) price skimming
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A) prestige
B) bundle
C) markup
D) odd-even
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A) 5
B) 10
C) 500
D) 50
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A) Psychological factors
B) Environmental factors
C) Demographic factors
D) Price elasticity
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A) Cost-minus pricing
B) Bundle pricing
C) Penetration pricing
D) Sealed-bid pricing
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A) Affordability
B) Distinctiveness
C) Elasticity
D) Target market share
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A) Robinson-Patman
B) Taft-Hartley
C) Clayton
D) Federal Trade Commission
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A) Analyze profit potential
B) Evaluate product-price relationships
C) Set initial price structure
D) Estimate costs and other price limitations
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A) Environmental factors
B) Distinctiveness
C) Cost factors
D) Demographic factors
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A) Buyers using price as an indicator of product quality
B) Potential buyers being favorably attracted by odd pricing
C) Prestige orientation of potential buyers
D) Expected consumption rates of potential buyers
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A) Prices are set a few dollars or a few cents below a round number to encourage the customers to think of the products as less expensive.
B) A percentage is added to the retailer's invoice price to determine the final selling price of the product.
C) Several products are sold together at a single price to connote value and convenience for customers.
D) It is used most often to describe the pricing of jobs that are nonroutine and difficult to "cost" in advance.
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A) penetration
B) cost-plus
C) going-rate
D) markdown
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