Marketing Management | Chapter 2 | Part 1 | MBA MCQs | MM
Marketing Management MCQs
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- ____________ is the practice of charging different prices depending on individual customers and situations
- Standard-pricing
- Fixed-pricing
- Dynamic pricing
- Barter-pricing
- Adding a standard markup to the cost of the product refers to:
- break-even analysis.
- perceived-value pricing.
- cost-plus pricing
- target profit pricing.
- Markup pricing remains popular in the marketplace. Which of the following is a reason
for this popularity?- Cost-plus pricing is fairer to both buyers and sellers.
- Cost-plus pricing favors the best price.
- The method focuses on demand as its base.
- Standard markups make the most sense
- Which of the following pricing methods uses the idea that pricing begins with analyzing
consumer needs and value perceptions, and price is set to match consumer’s perceived
value?- psychology-based pricing
- cost-based pricing
- service-based pricing
- value-based pricing
- When a company sets a price for a new product on the basis of what it thinks
then product should cost, then develops estimates on what each component should cost
to meet the proposed price with an acceptable profit margin, the company is practicing:- target costing.
- predatory pricing.
- low cost leadership
- strategic pricing.
- Companies set ______________ as their major objective if they are troubled by too much capacity, heavy competition, or changing consumer wants.
- product quality leadership
- market share leadership
- survival
- current profit maximization
- Which of the following factors is spurring a new movement in pricing toward dynamic pricing?
- strong retailers
- the federal government
- the Internet
- strong wholesalers
- Setting prices to break even on the costs of making and marketing a product or
make the target profit it is seeking is called:- perceived-value pricing.
- Going-rate pricing
- break-even pricing.
- cost-plus pricing
- A ____________ policy means that a firm sets one price for all buyers in a given product
or service line- dynamic-price
- fixed-price
- standard-price
- variable-price
- Before setting price, the company must decide on its strategy for
- promotion.
- the environment.
- distribution
- the product.
- _____________ is the sum of the values that consumers exchange for the benefits of
having or using the product or service.- Demand
- Elasticity
- Value estimate
- Price
- ____________ is the amount of money charged for a product or service
- Accountancy
- Demand
- Value
- Price
- Choosing a price based upon its short-term effect on current profit, cash flow, or return
on investment reflects which of the following pricing objectives?- current profit maximization
- product quality leadership
- survival
- market share leadership
- All of the following are among the internal factors that affect pricing EXCEPT:
(Pick the LEAST LIKELY.)- globalization
- marketing mix strategy.
- the organization
- the company’s marketing objectives.
- ______________ set(s) the floor for the price that the company can charge for its product.
- Costs
- Demand
- Supply
- If a company believes that the company with the largest market share will enjoy
the lowest costs and highest long-run profits, that company will probably choose which of
the following pricing objectives as their primary course of action?- current profit maximization
- survival
- market share leadership
- product quality leadership
- When a coffee shop in an airport and a fine restaurant in a luxury hotel
charge different prices for the same meal to customers who find the atmosphere in the
hotel worth the difference in price, we can say that ____________ was being used.- going-rate pricing
- value-based pricing
- cost-plus pricing
- break-even pricing
- All of the following are considered to be forms of a cost-based approach to pricing
EXCEPT- target profit pricing.
- cost-plus pricing
- going-rate pricing.
- break-even analysis.
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