A) trade
B) cumulative
C) noncumulative
D) push
E) intermediary
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A) with fixed costs only.
B) with minimal variable costs.
C) with no revenue.
D) with minimal profit.
E) at a loss.
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A) prestige demand curve.
B) breakeven point.
C) marginal cost curve.
D) price sensitivity curve.
E) price elasticity of demand.
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A) doesn't mean the list has not been completely fabricated.
B) doesn't mean their firm will be able to match their competitor's prices.
C) doesn't mean that knowing competitor prices is important.
D) doesn't entail actually using the price list when establishing prices.
E) doesn't mean they reflect the actual prices at which competitive products are sold.
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A) markup
B) differential
C) breakeven
D) cost-plus
E) competition-based
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A) is not recommended when sales for the total industry are declining.
B) is not especially useful when sales for the total industry are increasing.
C) is not especially useful when sales for the total industry are flat.
D) is useful primarily in an industry where total sales are increasing.
E) can be used effectively whether total industry sales are rising or falling.
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A) price reduction planning.
B) random discounting.
C) bundle pricing.
D) periodic discounting.
E) penetration pricing.
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A) penetration pricing.
B) random discounting.
C) captive pricing.
D) price skimming.
E) everyday low prices.
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A) Developing pricing objectives
B) Determining a specific price
C) Assessing the target market's evaluation of price
D) Selecting a basis for pricing
E) Evaluating competitors' prices
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A) geographic pricing.
B) base-point pricing.
C) business-unit pricing.
D) transfer pricing.
E) price discrimination.
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A) return on investment
B) survival
C) product quality
D) market share
E) status quo
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A) by calling their competitors.
B) on a quarterly basis.
C) through stores' purchase data.
D) from their resellers.
E) by using comparison shoppers.
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A) Steak is an example of a product that has an elastic demand for most people, because when price goes up quantity demanded goes down proportionally.
B) Elasticity of demand is the relative responsiveness of a change in quantity demanded to changes in price.
C) If marketers can determine price elasticity, then setting prices at optimum levels is much easier.
D) When price is raised on a product that has an inelastic demand, then total revenue will decrease.
E) A product like electricity has an inelastic demand.
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