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    Clearance Sales Case Study

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    have. In a clearance sale, the selling price of the product takes with the fading of the fashion or the season, and allows the seller to official excess goods into the market. In the study, we undertook the study of Attitude towards Clearance Sales of Liked and Disliked Brands. The study yielded five factors of the attitude towards clearance sales of liked and disliked brands. These factors were Excitement, Brand Preference, Brand Opinion, Leadership, Price-Image Sensitivity and Peer Influence.…

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    Anchoring Bias Analysis

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    When I go shopping I immediately hit the sales racks because in my mind why not save a few extra dollars on a shirt on sale than by paying full price. Although, that sale item that may make me feel like I just won the lottery, I am actually still paying the full price. A business will always sell something to make a profit no matter how low they price their items, its important to remember they bought it even cheaper. The pair of Nike tennis shoes I want cost $100 in store, but the Nike store…

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    Carmex Case Study Essay

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    cost-oriented, profit-oriented, and competition-oriented approaches when setting prices. There is large amounts of information Carmex must consider when using these approaches. Carmex must produce products at prices people are willing to pay. Carmex’s demand approach uses consumer tastes and preferences to determine prices. Consumers want “value,” and Carmex must price products accordingly. Dropping a cent of the price of products so they end in a 9 makes it appear to the customer the…

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    competitiveness. To develop its business, Sam Walton, the founder of Wal-mart was looking for low prices, and he decided to get cheaper imports from China. As Wal-Mart begun to grow its business, its environment changed; it forces suppliers and competitors to sell at their cheapest price. Nowadays Wal-Mart is one of the most successful companies in the world. However their slogan, ' 'everyday low price ' ', has a negative influence on the American economy. 2. What did you notice at the…

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    Price discrimination Price discrimination is a pricing strategy whereby firms charge customers different prices for the same product or service that the offer. It is often that the seller charges each customer the maximum price that he or she is willing to pay. Such discrimination will allow a company to generate higher profits compared to standard pricing as it allows the firm to capture every last dollar of revenue available from each of its individual customers. (Anon., 2015) The Budget…

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    Through the mature technology of producing, more and more people are considering to buy a tablet since the prices range is becoming more flexible. We can measure the product life cycle is in the mature stage. Many competitors enter the market and price war is beginning. The tablet is not only for the high-end user, but also the low-end user. Besides, the tablet market is undergoing the transformation process, because customers…

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    stores in the United States, Trader Joe 's has been serving customers for their gourmet tastes. Trader Joe 's specializes in gourmet and natural-food stores offering staples, milk and eggs and other foods with below-average price. They encourage customers to buy the products at low price without having registered with the store. The company offers selected types of tasty and quality but unusual foods. They contact the manufacturer of the food and contracts with them for the supply of the food…

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    in order to maintain the business. If prices are not controlled, the business could suffer greatly. Deficiencies in levels of net income can be tolerated for short time frames, but long-term continuation of inadequate pricing eventually results in business termination (Cleverley, Cleverley, & Song, 2012). According to Cleverley, Cleverley, & Song…

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    Hobbiton Travel Case Study

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    the increased tickect prices. Another cost will go into changing advertising prices so they price increase is changed and no one is unaware that there is an increase in price. Currently Hobbiton charges $79.00 for an adult admission fee if 3000 adults per day one month they would earn 6,636,000 by adding in a proffesional photo and raising the price to $85 with 3000 adult guests visiting they would earn 7,140,000 which is an extra $504,000 from this cost we would minus the price of an extra…

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    Do The Math Case Summary

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    The first implicit assumption of the strategy is that a substantial proportion of JCP customer base go through and dislike the painful process of waiting for coupons and clearance to get the low price deals, knowing that about 72% of purchased items were bought on sales above 50%. Obviously this was not the case, as many shoppers enjoyed hunting for deals either by using the coupons they used to receive or by exploring stores for interesting deals. As such, after the introduction of the EDLP,…

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