When you exit an arrivals terminal at an airport, you're greeted by a lineup of cars with drivers ready to take you to whatever destination you choose. While it's tempting to hop into one, telling the driver to take you to your destination at full price, if you instead walk to the far end of the terminal, wait in a line, and then wait for a car to arrive, you'll pay a significantly lower price. What hurdle must you clear to get this discount? haggling fluctuating prices inconvenience alternative versions

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You are the new CEO of a major well-established automotive manufacturer in South Korea, but you are concerned that the longstanding price war in the industry is undermining profits for all firms in this sector. However, you have been warned by your company’s in-house corporate lawyers not to openly discuss pricing with rival firms. In several cases, you know the other CEOs personally because you graduated from the same business school as they did. Required: Given this dilemma, how would you develop an effective strategy to ensure you act in the best interests of your company, but without engaging in collusion, which is illegal? Discuss.

In our modern world, in which fewer people carry actual cash, what benefit to the seller does a cash discount carry? Why? Discuss the benefit to the sellerExplain why it is a benefit

Why or why not should food and wine be in a similar price range when matching them?

Are customers who have served in the military services eligible for a special discount?

When you make a purchase through Amazon, who bears the risk of loss?  Why?

Many organisations use transfer pricing when transferring products between different divisions of the same organisation. You are required to critically discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the following methods:  Should include critical evaluation of the models and concepts proposed outlining their merits and limitations. You may incorporate logical assumptions with regard to the company and use numerical examples to illustrate the models and concepts that you propose to adopt Market based transfer prices; Full cost transfer prices; Marginal/variable cost transfer prices; Cost-plus a mark-up transfer prices; and 5) Negotiated transfer prices.

When a consumer shows proof of military service, can they qualify for a discount?

How much does price influence your decision to buy? Does it depend on the product? What services or products are you willing to pay more? Finally, what product categories are you willing to buy generic and hence pay a lower price?