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  • Bernadette Valencia
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  • 1

    Is the amount of money charged for a product or service

    price

  • 2

    Is the sum of the values consumer sex change for the benefits of having or using the product or service

    price

  • 3

    The values placed on goods and services

    price

  • 4

    The amount of money and goods needed to acquire some combination of another good and its accompanying services

    price

  • 5

    The value express in terms of pesos or any other monetary medium of exchange

    price

  • 6

    Factors influencing price

    the market for the product costs of the product

  • 7

    Cost and price are frequently used interchangeably

    cost of the product

  • 8

    Refers to the amount of money spent in producing goods or services

    cost

  • 9

    Refers to the amount of money for which the products or services are offered to buyers

    price

  • 10

    It is simply cost plus a markup

    price

  • 11

    Stands for the amount of money that company earns per unit of product

    markup

  • 12

    Type of cost

    fixed costs variable costs

  • 13

    Are cost that do not change even if the quantity or volume of production changes

    fixed cost

  • 14

    Change directly with changes in quantity or volume of production

    variable cost

  • 15

    This cost are called overhead cost

    fixed cost

  • 16

    is usually on a per unit basis as exemplified by the cost or ingredients to prepare a certain food in a restaurant

    variable cost

  • 17

    Refers to the sum of a company's fixed cost and variable cost under a given level of production

    total cost

  • 18

    A company offering a new product has two pricing options: to set a high price or to set a low price

    new product pricing strategies

  • 19

    The strategy of setting a high price for companies products backup by a strong promotional effort is called

    market skimming pricing

  • 20

    The strategy of setting a low price for a company's products also backup the strong promotional support is called

    market penetration pricing

  • 21

    Under this approach the company initially sets high prices to skim revenues layer by layer from the market

    market skimming pricing

  • 22

    Under this approach the company initially sets a low price to penetrate the market weekly and deeply that is to attract a large number of buyers and capture a large market share in the process

    market penetration pricing

  • 23

    Selling a high quality product at a high price is called

    premium pricing strategy

  • 24

    Selling a high quality product at a low price is called

    good value pricing strategy

  • 25

    Selling a low quality product at a high price is called

    overcharging pricing strategy

  • 26

    Selling a low quality product at a low price is called

    economic pricing strategy

  • 27

    Cost base pricing strategies

    cost plus pricing break even pricing target profit pricing

  • 28

    Is the simplest pricing method that requires a standard markup in the cost of a product

    cost plus pricing

  • 29

    The selling price enables the company to break even

    break even pricing

  • 30

    Refers to a condition where the company neither earns a profit nor incurs a loss

    break even

  • 31

    Masaya ako para sayo this pricing approach is a variation of break even pricing.

    target profit pricing

  • 32

    Under the skin the company sets a target profit to be earned and uses break even analysis to meet the said target

    target profit pricing

  • 33

    Considers the buyers perception of value as the main ingredient in the pricing

    value based pricing strategies

  • 34

    The starting point is the customers perception of the value not cost

    value based pricing strategies

  • 35

    Product mix pricing strategies

    product line pricing optional product pricing captive product pricing by product pricing product bundle

  • 36

    This is a pricing approach applicable to firms that develop product lines rather than the single products

    product line pricing

  • 37

    Offers to sell optional or security guard accessory products along with the main products

    optional product pricing

  • 38

    Instead of offering accessories to the main product, it would offer products that are essential to the main product itself

    captive product pricing

  • 39

    Is a surplus product or item coming from the main product itself

    by-product pricing

  • 40

    A company combines several of its products into a bundle and offers the bundle for sale at a reduce price

    product bundle

  • 41

    Price adjustment strategies

    discount pricing psychological pricing promotional pricing geographical pricing

  • 42

    This pricing strategy allows a company to reduce prices to reward customers for certain responses like paying promptly or promoting the company's products or services

    discount pricing

  • 43

    This pricing strategy looks not only into the economics of pricing but also at the psychology of pricing this approach relates to the effect of pricing on people's minds and determine consumer reaction to the price set by the company for the products

    psychological pricing

  • 44

    Sometimes a company decides to pride some of its items below the regular list price or add times even the low cost to attract consumer

    promotional pricing

  • 45

    This pricing strategy is used by companies operating in different areas of the country or different countries of the world

    geographical pricing

  • 46

    The company sets different prices depending upon the region state or country where the company sells its product

    geographical pricing

  • 47

    Pricing strategies to increase hotel revenue

    pricing strategy based on forecasting rate parity strategy price per segment discount codes to stimulate direct bookings offer a package length of stay strategy cancellation policy up selling cross selling excellent review management

  • 48

    The single most important pricing strategy for hotels to matter is the use of forecasting to set their prices based on anticipated the demand

    pricing strategy based on forecasting

  • 49

    Involves maintaining consistent traits for the same product across all online distribution channels. the key benefit of this is that it provides transparency for customer

    rate parity strategy

  • 50

    One of the most commonly used pricing strategies for those in the hotel industry. This is were you offer the same product at different prices to different types of customers

    price per segment

  • 51

    Although a price parity strategy may prohibit some of the pricing incentives that stimulate bookings, one highly effective strategy involves the use of scone codes to encourage future direct bookings

    discount codes to stimulate direct books

  • 52

    Another solid option for those in hotel management i can to maximize revenue is create packages allowing customers to pay for more than just a room.

    offer a package

  • 53

    The actual room rate may be lower than the equivalent rate for an identical on its own. However your hotel will be able to sell more products at the same time

    offer a package

  • 54

    Is based on adjusting pricing based or dusty

    length of stay strategy

  • 55

    Can also factor in pricing strategy and help to increase revenue.

    cancellation policy

  • 56

    Involves encouraging customers to spend more on their existing purchase or booking

    upselling

  • 57

    It mean encouraging a guest to upgrade to a better room or pa higher room rate for a more desirable view

    upselling

  • 58

    Similar to upselling but rather than encouraging customers to spend more on the existing purchase it involves encouraging customers to make additional purchases on top or the ones or ready made

    cross selling

  • 59

    This will typically refer to additional services such as a local massage or same services. Most effective after the initial booking has been made but before the gas actually arrives

    cross selling

  • 60

    Better refuse are likely to result in improved conversion rates

    excellent review management

  • 61

    Realized on the implementation of the right pricing strategy which is an important part of your revenue management strategy

    maximizing revenue in the hotel industry

  • 62

    This will likely mean to deliver an excellent customer experience encouraging guest to the previous and responding swiftly and competently to refuse and feedback posted on social media sites

    excellent review management

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Is the amount of money charged for a product or service

    price

  • 2

    Is the sum of the values consumer sex change for the benefits of having or using the product or service

    price

  • 3

    The values placed on goods and services

    price

  • 4

    The amount of money and goods needed to acquire some combination of another good and its accompanying services

    price

  • 5

    The value express in terms of pesos or any other monetary medium of exchange

    price

  • 6

    Factors influencing price

    the market for the product costs of the product

  • 7

    Cost and price are frequently used interchangeably

    cost of the product

  • 8

    Refers to the amount of money spent in producing goods or services

    cost

  • 9

    Refers to the amount of money for which the products or services are offered to buyers

    price

  • 10

    It is simply cost plus a markup

    price

  • 11

    Stands for the amount of money that company earns per unit of product

    markup

  • 12

    Type of cost

    fixed costs variable costs

  • 13

    Are cost that do not change even if the quantity or volume of production changes

    fixed cost

  • 14

    Change directly with changes in quantity or volume of production

    variable cost

  • 15

    This cost are called overhead cost

    fixed cost

  • 16

    is usually on a per unit basis as exemplified by the cost or ingredients to prepare a certain food in a restaurant

    variable cost

  • 17

    Refers to the sum of a company's fixed cost and variable cost under a given level of production

    total cost

  • 18

    A company offering a new product has two pricing options: to set a high price or to set a low price

    new product pricing strategies

  • 19

    The strategy of setting a high price for companies products backup by a strong promotional effort is called

    market skimming pricing

  • 20

    The strategy of setting a low price for a company's products also backup the strong promotional support is called

    market penetration pricing

  • 21

    Under this approach the company initially sets high prices to skim revenues layer by layer from the market

    market skimming pricing

  • 22

    Under this approach the company initially sets a low price to penetrate the market weekly and deeply that is to attract a large number of buyers and capture a large market share in the process

    market penetration pricing

  • 23

    Selling a high quality product at a high price is called

    premium pricing strategy

  • 24

    Selling a high quality product at a low price is called

    good value pricing strategy

  • 25

    Selling a low quality product at a high price is called

    overcharging pricing strategy

  • 26

    Selling a low quality product at a low price is called

    economic pricing strategy

  • 27

    Cost base pricing strategies

    cost plus pricing break even pricing target profit pricing

  • 28

    Is the simplest pricing method that requires a standard markup in the cost of a product

    cost plus pricing

  • 29

    The selling price enables the company to break even

    break even pricing

  • 30

    Refers to a condition where the company neither earns a profit nor incurs a loss

    break even

  • 31

    Masaya ako para sayo this pricing approach is a variation of break even pricing.

    target profit pricing

  • 32

    Under the skin the company sets a target profit to be earned and uses break even analysis to meet the said target

    target profit pricing

  • 33

    Considers the buyers perception of value as the main ingredient in the pricing

    value based pricing strategies

  • 34

    The starting point is the customers perception of the value not cost

    value based pricing strategies

  • 35

    Product mix pricing strategies

    product line pricing optional product pricing captive product pricing by product pricing product bundle

  • 36

    This is a pricing approach applicable to firms that develop product lines rather than the single products

    product line pricing

  • 37

    Offers to sell optional or security guard accessory products along with the main products

    optional product pricing

  • 38

    Instead of offering accessories to the main product, it would offer products that are essential to the main product itself

    captive product pricing

  • 39

    Is a surplus product or item coming from the main product itself

    by-product pricing

  • 40

    A company combines several of its products into a bundle and offers the bundle for sale at a reduce price

    product bundle

  • 41

    Price adjustment strategies

    discount pricing psychological pricing promotional pricing geographical pricing

  • 42

    This pricing strategy allows a company to reduce prices to reward customers for certain responses like paying promptly or promoting the company's products or services

    discount pricing

  • 43

    This pricing strategy looks not only into the economics of pricing but also at the psychology of pricing this approach relates to the effect of pricing on people's minds and determine consumer reaction to the price set by the company for the products

    psychological pricing

  • 44

    Sometimes a company decides to pride some of its items below the regular list price or add times even the low cost to attract consumer

    promotional pricing

  • 45

    This pricing strategy is used by companies operating in different areas of the country or different countries of the world

    geographical pricing

  • 46

    The company sets different prices depending upon the region state or country where the company sells its product

    geographical pricing

  • 47

    Pricing strategies to increase hotel revenue

    pricing strategy based on forecasting rate parity strategy price per segment discount codes to stimulate direct bookings offer a package length of stay strategy cancellation policy up selling cross selling excellent review management

  • 48

    The single most important pricing strategy for hotels to matter is the use of forecasting to set their prices based on anticipated the demand

    pricing strategy based on forecasting

  • 49

    Involves maintaining consistent traits for the same product across all online distribution channels. the key benefit of this is that it provides transparency for customer

    rate parity strategy

  • 50

    One of the most commonly used pricing strategies for those in the hotel industry. This is were you offer the same product at different prices to different types of customers

    price per segment

  • 51

    Although a price parity strategy may prohibit some of the pricing incentives that stimulate bookings, one highly effective strategy involves the use of scone codes to encourage future direct bookings

    discount codes to stimulate direct books

  • 52

    Another solid option for those in hotel management i can to maximize revenue is create packages allowing customers to pay for more than just a room.

    offer a package

  • 53

    The actual room rate may be lower than the equivalent rate for an identical on its own. However your hotel will be able to sell more products at the same time

    offer a package

  • 54

    Is based on adjusting pricing based or dusty

    length of stay strategy

  • 55

    Can also factor in pricing strategy and help to increase revenue.

    cancellation policy

  • 56

    Involves encouraging customers to spend more on their existing purchase or booking

    upselling

  • 57

    It mean encouraging a guest to upgrade to a better room or pa higher room rate for a more desirable view

    upselling

  • 58

    Similar to upselling but rather than encouraging customers to spend more on the existing purchase it involves encouraging customers to make additional purchases on top or the ones or ready made

    cross selling

  • 59

    This will typically refer to additional services such as a local massage or same services. Most effective after the initial booking has been made but before the gas actually arrives

    cross selling

  • 60

    Better refuse are likely to result in improved conversion rates

    excellent review management

  • 61

    Realized on the implementation of the right pricing strategy which is an important part of your revenue management strategy

    maximizing revenue in the hotel industry

  • 62

    This will likely mean to deliver an excellent customer experience encouraging guest to the previous and responding swiftly and competently to refuse and feedback posted on social media sites

    excellent review management