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    Pricing Methods

    By- Karan Shah (140)

    Shweta Shinde (152)

    Sanmeet Surve (160)

    Kiran Uikey (171)

    Akanksha Wattal (176)

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    Steps in setting up a price

    1. Selecting the pricing objective

    2. Determining Demand

    3. Estimating Cost4. Analyzing Competitors Costs, Prices, and

    Offers

    5. Selecting a Pricing Method6. Selecting the Final Price

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    Markup Pricing

    Going-rate Pricing

    Target-Return Pricing

    Perceived Value Pricing

    Value Pricing

    Auction-Type Pricing

    Psychological Pricing

    Group Pricing

    Pricing methods

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    Markup Pricing

    Most elementary method of pricing

    Standard markup added to the products cost

    Calculation :

    For 30% markup priceMarkup price = Unit cost

    1desired return on sales

    Where,Unit Cost = Variable cost + fixed cost

    Unit sales

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    Markup Price

    Products with the biggest markup pricing:

    Prescription medicine have the highest

    markups.

    Movie theater popcorn/candy.

    Branded clothing

    Restaurant drinks (hard drinks and soda)Packaged drinking water

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    Going rate pricing

    The product is priced on the basis of the

    prevailing market price.

    Mostly applicable for the homogeneous

    products with little variations.

    eg. Aluminum, Steel, Plastic products

    It is used where less competition is required.eg. Bank, Supermarkets,

    Soft drinks

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    Target rate of Return Pricing It determines the price that would yield its

    target rate of return on investment (ROI).

    Target-return price=

    Unit cost+(Desired Return x Invested Capital)Unit Sales

    Electric and Gas companies

    Automobile manufacturers likeGeneral motors, Hyundai

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    Perceived value pricing

    Based on customers perceived value

    i.e how much customers are willing to pay for

    it

    Perceived value elements

    Key-to deliver more value than competitor

    Lifetime operating costs will be low Example-Apple

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    Value pricing

    To win loyal customers by charging low price

    for a high quality offering

    Reengineering companys operations

    To attract large number of value-conscious

    customers

    Major trend in the computer industry Example- McDonalds

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    Auction Pricing

    English auctionsAscending bidseg. IPL , Ebay

    Dutch auctions Descending bids

    eg. IPO shares , Passing a tender

    Sealed-bid auctions

    bidding price is not revealed

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    Psychological Pricing

    Price based on human Psychology

    Prefers 2 digit number over 3 digit and so on

    Price ending with an odd digit

    Use words like special , sale

    Packaging style

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    Group Pricing

    Consumers and or business buyers join

    groups to avail off volume discounts

    Groceries for purchases like poultry, frozen

    meat, dairy and bakery etc.

    Construction companies

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    Group Purchasing Organization

    Entity created to leverage the purchasing

    power of a group of businesses to obtain

    discounts from vendors based on the

    collective buying power of the GPO members

    Healthcare GPO, Foodservice GPO, Industrial

    manufacturing GPO

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