A) It involves capitalizing on low value by-products.
B) It involves pricing products that can be added to the base product.
C) It is used to price a company's main product.
D) It involves setting geographically specific prices.
E) It is used to price products that must be used with the company's main product.
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A) functional discount
B) seasonal discount
C) trade discount
D) cash discount
E) time-based discount
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A) bundled product
B) captive product
C) by-product
D) optional product
E) primary product
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A) location-based pricing
B) geographical pricing
C) domestic pricing
D) interior pricing
E) captive pricing
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A) segmented
B) variable
C) flexible
D) cost-plus
E) reference
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A) It promotes the sale of products that consumers might not otherwise buy.
B) It is used to set prices across an entire product range based on customer evaluations.
C) It forces customers to buy product parts that are only compatible with the main product.
D) It results in companies making fewer-though more profitable-sales.
E) It involves pricing the main product low and setting high markups on the supplies.
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A) the product's quality and image support its higher price
B) enough buyers want the products at that price
C) competitors are unable to enter the market
D) competitors can undercut prices easily
E) producing a smaller number of goods is feasible
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A) Over-demand leads to companies initiating price cuts.
B) Changes in price do not affect a brand's image.
C) Customer reaction to price changes is not as important as competitor reaction.
D) A drop in price can adversely affect how consumers view the brand.
E) Excess capacity is a factor that causes increases in price.
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