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 Question 1

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When the absolute value of price elasticity of demand is ________, the category is price elastic.

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Answer: greater

than 1

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 Question 2
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An understanding of the cost structure of the market provides marketing managers with:

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Answer: an idea of how low some

competitors can price.

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 Question 3
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Which of the following statements is true about perceived value?

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Answer: Perceived value is

always relative.

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 Question 4
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Which of the following statements is true regarding the first-degree of price discrimination?

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Answer: It involves charging different prices to segments of the market

according to their price elasticity or sensitivity.

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 Question 5
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Which of the following pricing tactics applies to products that are used together when one of the

products is a consumable that must be replenished continually?

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Answer: complementar

y pricing

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 Question 6
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Identify the correct formula for the calculation of price elasticity of demand.

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Answer: E = percent change in

demand/percent change in price

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 Question 7
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Skimming is also known as ________ pricing.

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Answer: prest

ige

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 Question 8
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High buyer power tends to ________ prices and high supplier power ________ the floor beneath

which prices cannot be set.

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Answer: depress;

raises

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 Question 9
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Which of the following is the maximum price someone is willing to pay for a product?

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Answer: reservatio

n price

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 Question 10
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The concept of "value-in-use" is a useful method of estimating customer value for:

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Answer: industrial

products.

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