Multiprint, a printer manufacturing firm, sells ink cartridges for each of its specific models. Only Multiprint cartridges are compatible with Multiprint printers. What type of pricing does Multiprint use? O a. product line pricing O b. captive product pricing O c. by-product pricing O d. optional product pricing

The Dunkin' Donuts (DD) mobile app lets you Order-on-the-Go. You simply select the beverages and food items you want to purchase and place your order when you are ready to pick it up. Payment is automatically deducted from your registered DD card. Dunkin' Donuts implemented this service in hopes of increasing the frequency of visits per customer by leveraging which pricing consideration: Separation in method of payment Ease /difficulty in product comparison Separation between buyer and payor Price/quality inference

Illustrate a simple price strategy for a retail sports company for one of its products using at least 2 common pricing objectives and pricing strategies. Give reasons for your suggestions and why you think this is the best recommendation for a retail organisation.

Explain product line pricing. Provide an example.

Explore the concept of dynamic pricing strategies and its integration with CRM systems.

Distinguish between optional-feature pricing and captive-product pricing. Give examples to support your answer

A pricing strategy is Group of answer choices a long-term approach to setting prices in a companywide integrated effort using one-time seasonal discounts to reduce inventory. using slotting allowances to gain access to distribution channels a short-term approach to setting prices

2) Please explain Psychological Pricing and provide an example from your own personal experience

Universal Appliance prices its refrigerators at five distinct price levels based on finish, style, capacity, and features. They range from $799 to $9,500! This is an illustration of price steps. True False

Please match each example to the appropriate pricing strategy it illustrates. Farmer Jon raises cows and sells milk as his primary source of income. He also realizes that he can sell cow manure - poop - as fertilizer, thus making money from something he would have thrown Choose. out anyway. Choose. Product Bundle Pricing Product Line Pricing Captive Product Pricing By-Product Pricing Psychological Pricing Hewlett Packard probably gives its printers away. It makes most of its money by selling expensive replacement toner cartridges. You can buy Regular gasoline for $3.49, Regular Plus for $3.59, and Super Premium for $3.69 Buying Microsoft Word can be expensive. It's often much cheaper to buy the entire Microsoft Choose. Office Suite - even if you don't use all the programs. Shea Homes prices its new homes from the "low 800's." Now there are NO LOW 800's, but pricing it this way, even at $899,999 is still under $900,000. Choose.