Pricing making profitable decisions

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adam_text CONTENTS PREFACE XXi SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1 Effective Contemporary Pricing Practices 3 ROLE OF PRICE 5 DEFINITION OF PRICE 5 IMPORTANCE OF PRICE DECISIONS 8 Faster Technological Progress 8 Proliferation of New Products 8 Increased Demand for Services 9 Increased Foreign Competition 9 The Changing Legal Environment 10 Economic Uncertainty 10 Summary 10 CURRENT PRICING STRATEGIES 11 Cost Based Strategies 11 Selling Strategies 12 CONCEPTUAL ORIENTATION TO PRICING 12 IMPLICATIONS OF CURRENT PRICING DECISIONS 13 Demand Implications 13 Market Versus Product Elasticity 14 Derived Demand for Buyers Output 14 Likelihood of Competitive Entry 14 Demand Consequences of a Product Line 15 Cost Implications 15 Cost Plus Pricing 16 Maximizing Margins 16 Pricing with Scarce Resources 16 vii Viii CONTENTS Marketing and Distribution Strategy Implications 17 The Product Life Cycle 17 Sales Force Management 17 PROACTIVE PRICING 17 SUMMARY 18 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 19 SUGGESTED READINGS 19 SECTION 2 PRICES AND DEMAND 21 2 The Economics of Price Determination 23 PRICE DETERMINATION IN THEORY 23 Profit Maximizing Firm 24 Challenges to the Profit Maximization Objective 26 ECONOMIC THEORY OF BUYER BEHAVIOR 29 Assumptions 29 Solution 30 SOME USEFUL CONCEPTS FROM PRICE THEORY 31 Demand Elasticity 32 Relationships among the Elasticities of Demand 35 Revenue Concepts 36 Price and Marginal Revenue 36 Price Elasticity and Marginal Revenue 37 Consumers Surplus 38 SOME IMPORTANT EXTENSIONS FROM ECONOMIC THEORY 39 / Economics of Information 39 Price Bundling 41 Other Applications of Economic Analyses 41 SUMMARY 42 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 42 SUGGESTED READINGS 43 )( 3 Useful Findings from Price Perception Research 44 PERCEPTION THEORY 44 Perception 45 Traditional Model 45 Criticism of the Model 45 MULTIDIMENSIONAL ROLE OF PRICE ON BUYERS PERCEPTIONS 47 Traditional Psychological Pricing 47 Price Awareness and Price Consciousness 50 CONTENTS ix The Price Perceived Quality Relationship 52 Summary 54 MAJOR PRICING ERRORS 55 Absolute Versus Relative Price 55 Perceived Value Versus Price 55 Pricing Strategy Versus Pricing Tactics 56 Price Thresholds 56 Absolute Price Thresholds 57 Differential Price Thresholds 59 Adaptation Level Theory 62 Assimilation Contrast Effects 63 IMPLICATIONS FOR PRICING STRATEGIES AND TACTICS 64 Product Line Pricing 64 Order of Presenting Prices 65 New Product Pricing Strategy 66 SUMMARY 68 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 68 SUGGESTED READINGS 69 4 Price and Customers Perceptions of Value 71 EFFECTS OF REFERENCE PRICES ON PERCEIVED VALUE 72 Price and Perceived Value 72 Perceived Product Value 73 Acquisition Value 74 Transaction Value 74 Enhancing Transaction Value 76 Summary of the Price Perceived Value Relationship 78 Effects of Plausible Reference Prices 80 Effects of Implausible Reference Prices 80 Plausible Versus Implausible Reference Prices 81 Available Empirical Evidence 81 SUMMARY 84 DISCUSSION QUESTION 84 SUGGESTED READINGS 84 5 Value Analysis 86 VALUE ANALYSIS THEORY 86 Value Versus Price 87 Value Analysis and Value Engineering 88 FOUR COMPONENTS OF PERCEIVED VALUE 89 Cost 89 Exchange 89 X CONTENTS Aesthetics 90 Relative Use 90 THE CONCEPT OF BENEFITS 90 VALUE ORIENTED PRICING 92 IMPROVING PERCEIVED VALUE 93 DETERMINING CUSTOMERS RELATIVE ECONOMIC VALUE 95 Reference Product 95 Life Cycle Costs 95 Improvement Value 96 Maximum Acceptable Price 97 DETERMINING SELLER S PRICE 97 Seller s Pricing Discretion 97 Customers Inducement 98 ESTIMATING IMPROVEMENT VALUE 99 Weighting Incremental Benefits 99 Contingency Pricing 101 SUMMARY 102 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 103 SUGGESTED READINGS 103 6 Methods of Estimating the Price Volume Relationship 104 PRICING STRATEGY AND PRICING RESEARCH 104 Some Fundamental Questions 105 Three Basic Pricing Research Issues 106 GENERAL PRICING RESEARCH APPROACHES 106 Surveys 106 Experimentation 108 Statistical Methods and Models 108 Panels 110 . SOME SPECIFIC PRICE RESEARCH TECHNIQUES 110 Estimating Price Level Sensitivity (Absolute. Price Thresholds) 111 Direct Question Approach 112 Price Sensitivity Meter 114 Price Categorization 118 Magnitude Scaling 121 Estimating Sensitivity to Price Differences 123 Sequential Preferences: Two Brands 123 Sequential Preferences: Multiple Brands 125 Experimental Demand Curve 126 Tradeoff Analysis 126 Conjoint Analysis 129 Simulated Shopping Experiments 133 Multiple Choice Simulated Experiments 134 CONTENTS Xi SUMMARY 135 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 137 SUGGESTED READINGS 137 SECTION 3 DETERMINING RELEVANT COSTS FOR PRICING 139 7 The Role of Costs in Pricing Decisions 141 COST FUNDAMENTALS 141 Buyers Costs 141 Competitors Costs 142 Sellers Costs 142 Importance of Costs in Pricing 142 COST CONCEPTS AND CLASSIFICATIONS 144 Cost Concepts 144 Direct Costs 144 Indirect Traceable Costs 144 Common Costs 145 Opportunity Costs 145 Cash and Noncash Costs 145 Cost Behavior 146 Direct Variable Costs 147 Semivariable Costs 147 Period Fixed Costs 147 Determinants of Cost Behavior 149 Recovery of Costs 150 Cost Behavior Analysis 151 FORECASTING COSTS AND PRICES 153 Statistical Trend Analysis 154 Price Exclusion Charts 154 Experience Curves 154 Regression and Correlation Analysis 154 Judgmental Methods 155 Simulation Models 157 SUMMARY 157 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 158 SUGGESTED READINGS 158 8 Profitability Analysis for Pricing Decisions 160 ELEMENTS OF PROFITABILITY 162 BREAK EVEN ANALYSIS 162 PROFIT ANALYSIS 165 Extension of Break Even Analysis 167 Some Useful Guidelines for Break Even Analysis 168 Limitations of Break Even Analysis 171 Xii CONTENTS USING LEVERAGE FOR DEVELOPING PRICING STRATEGIES 171 Operating Leverage 172 Relationship Between Operating Leverage and the PV Ratio 173 Testing Pricing Alternatives 175 Computing Necessary Volume Changes 177 Computing Required Price Elasticities 179 Financial Leverage 181 Combined Leverage 181 Requirements for Successful Price Reduction Strategies 183 THE EFFECT OF THE DOLLAR SALES MIX 184 PRICING WITH SCARCE RESOURCES 188 The Problem of Common Resources 189 Resource Allocation Criteria 190 Contribution Per Resource Unit Criterion 192 Pricing the Product Line Using CPRU 192 SUMMARY 194 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 198 SUGGESTED READINGS 200 9 Marketing and Distribution Cost Analysis 201 NEED FOR MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION COST DATA 202 Responsibilities of Marketing and Distribution Management 202 Benefits of Marketing and Distribution Cost Data 202 NATURE OF MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION COST ANALYSIS 203 Alternative Approaches to Marketing Cost Analysis 204 Marketing Cost Classifications 205 CONTRIBUTION APPROACH 205 NET PROFIT APPROACH 207 AN EXAMPLE OF A COST JUSTIFICATION STUDY 213 The Company 213 Original Discount Structure 213 Identifying Relevant Costs 214 Preliminary Analysis 214 The Cost Study 215 Recommendations 216 IMPROVING DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT WITH COST INFORMATION 217 IMPROVING RETAIL MANAGEMENT WITH BETTER COST INFORMATION 219 CONTENTS Xiii STARTING A PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS PROGRAM 220 SUMMARY 221 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 222 SUGGESTED READINGS 223 10 Developing Full Cost Estimates 225 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE 226 FULL COST METHOD OF PRICING 228 THE NATURE OF OVERHEAD 231 Overhead Distribution 231 Overhead Application 232 Direct Labor Cost 232 Direct Labor Plus Direct Material Costs 233 Direct Material Costs 234 Unit of Product Basis 234 Conversion Costs 235 Machine Hour Rate 236 Functional Costs 236 Summary 238 PRICING FOR RETURN ON PRODUCT INVESTMENT 239 Target Return Pricing 239 Disadvantages of the Target Return Approach 240 The Pricing Dilemma of the Auto Industry 241 Elements of Capital 242 Pricing for Contribution and Return 243 Developing the Markups 244 Materials Cost Markup 246 Conversion Cost Markup 246 Applying the Separate Markups 247 SUMMARY 247 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 248 SUGGESTED READINGS 249 SECTION 4 DEVELOPING PRICING STRATEGIES 251 11 Experience Curve Pricing 253 THE PHENOMENON OF THE EXPERIENCE CURVE 254 Costs and Experience 256 Prices and Experience 258 MANAGING THE EXPERIENCE EFFECT 261 Types of Experience Curves 261 The Insatiable Appetite of Market Growth 262 Xiv CONTENTS SUMMARY 264 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 265 APPENDIX: APPLYING THE EXPERIENCE CURVE 265 Relationship between b and the Experience Rate 266 Cost Estimation with Cost of First Unit Known 267 Finding the Experience Curve from Two Points 267 Developing Cost Estimates with a Unknown 269 Discussion Questions 270 SUGGESTED READINGS 270 12 Pricing over the Product Life Cycle 271 PRODUCT LIFE CYCLES—THE CONCEPTUAL MODEL 272 Development Stage 272 Introduction 273 Growth 273 Maturity 274 Saturation 274 Shakeout 274 Decline 274 Price Elasticity over the Product Life Cycle 274 Strategy Implications 277 BASIC PRICING DECISIONS 277 NEW PRODUCT PRICING 279 Factors to Consider When Pricing New Products 280 Value Analysis 281 Rate of Return Pricing 282 Systematic Approach to New Product Pricing 282 Estimate Demand for a New Product 284 Select Probable Prices 285 Consider Buyers Alternatives 285 Price the Superiority Differential 286 Estimate Costs 286 Buyers Costs 287 Competitors Costs 287 Seller s Costs 287 Estimate the Price Volume Profit Relationship 288 Select a Price: Alternative Strategies 292 Skimming Pricing 292 Penetration Pricing 293 Summary 294 PRICING DURING GROWTH 295 PRICING DURING MATURITY 296 CONTENTS XV PRICING A DECLINING PRODUCT 299 FOCUSED PRICE REDUCTIONS 299 Base Product Versus Option Prices 299 Channel Specific Pricing 300 Pricing According to Customers Perceived Values 300 Price Bundling 300 Product Redesign 300 SUMMARY 300 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 301 SUGGESTED READINGS 302 13 Product Line Pricing 303 NATURE OF THE DECISION PROBLEM 303 Conceptual Framework 305 Product Line Examples 307 DETERMINING END PRICES AND PRICE DIFFERENTIALS 308 End Price Concept 308 Determining Price Differentials 309 Guidelines for Setting Price Differentials 312 PRICING HOTEL ROOMS—A SPECIFIC APPLICATION 312 Analyzing Room Demand 314 Comparing Room Supply with Room Demand 314 Ranking the Rooms 315 Establishing the Room Prices 316 PRICE BUNDLING 319 Rationale for Price Bundling 320 Mixed Bundling 320 Principles of Price Bundling 320 DEVELOPING A PRICE BUNDLING STRATEGY 323 Defining Customer Segment Targets 323 Determining Bundling Objectives 323 Determining Demand Requirements for Each Objective 324 Determining the Profitability of Alternative Strategies 325 Criteria for Selecting Products to Bundle 325 YIELD MANAGEMENT 326 SUMMARY 327 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 328 SUGGESTED READINGS 328 XVi CONTENTS SECTION 5 ADMINISTERING THE PRICING FUNCTION 329 14 Developing a Price Structure 331 AN OVERVIEW OF DISCOUNT DECISIONS 333 Trade or Functional Discounts 333 Promotional Discounts 334 Cash Discounts 334 Quantity Discounts 334 An Example 335 QUANTITY DISCOUNTS 336 A Simple Quantity Discount Model 338 An Example 339 Some Additional Managerial Issues 344 Pricing Special Orders 345 Legal Considerations 346 CASH DISCOUNTS AND CREDIT DECISIONS 347 Reasons for Cash Discounts 348 Problems with Cash Discounts 348 Cash Discount Models 349 Conceptualization of the Problem 349 Some Simple Models 350 Extending the Model 352 A Behavioral Note 354 GEOGRAPHICAL PRICING DECISIONS 355 F.O.B. Origin Pricing 355 Delivered Pricing 355 Single Zone Pricing 356 Multiple Zone Pricing 356 F.O.B. with Freight Allowed 356 Basing Point Pricing 356 Legal Considerations 358 USING PRICE STRUCTURE TO GAIN COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE 359 SUMMARY 361 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 361 SUGGESTED READINGS 362 15 Pricing to and Through the Channel 363 TRADE OR FUNCTIONAL DISCOUNTS 364 Legal Status of Functional Discounts 365 Dual Function Discounts 366 Guidelines for Setting Functional Discount Policy 367 CONTENTS XVii PRICE PROMOTIONS AND DEALS 368 Incidence of Price Promotions 369 Effect of Price Promotions on Buyers Perceptions 369 Price Promotion as Price Discrimination 370 Price Promotion Decision Variables 370 Who Responds to Price Promotions? 372 The Strategy of Price Deals 374 Estimating the Profitability of Price Promotions 377 Coupon Profitability 378 Profitability of Segmented Pricing 379 PRICING TO GAIN STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS 381 Guidelines for Enhancing Distributor Performance 382 An Example 382 SALES COMPENSATION PLANS 384 SUMMARY 384 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 385 SUGGESTED READINGS 385 16 Legal Aspects of Pricing Strategy 387 AN OVERVIEW OF MAJOR FEDERAL LAWS AFFECTING PRICING 389 Price Fixing 389 Exchanging Price Information 390 Parallel Pricing and Price Signaling 390 Predatory Pricing 391 Other Important Laws 392 THE NATURE OF PRICE DISCRIMINATION 393 PROVISIONS OF THE ROBINSON PATMAN ACT 394 Jurisdictional Defenses—Section 2(a) 395 The Same Seller 395 A Price Difference 396 Two or More Purchasers 396 Geographical Requirement 397 Two or More Sales 397 Contemporaneous Sales 397 Tangible Commodities 397 Products of Like Grade and Quality 397 One Sale in Commerce 399 The No Statutory Injury Defense 399 The Affirmative Defenses 401 Defense of Meeting Competition 401 Changing Conditions Defense 402 Cost Justification Defense 402 XViii CONTENTS GUIDELINES FOR JUSTIFYING PRICE DIFFERENTIALS 403 Administrative Guidelines 403 Cost Justification Guidelines 404 RESALE PRICE MAINTENANCE 404 DECEPTIVE PRICE PROMOTIONS 405 THE COMBINES INVESTIGATION ACT OF CANADA 406 SUMMARY 407 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 408 SUGGESTED READINGS 408 SECTION 6 SPECIAL TOPICS ON PRICING 409 17 Developing Competitive Bids 411 FIXED PRICE COMPETITIVE BIDDING 411 AUCTIONS 413 PREBID ANALYSIS 413 Determine Bid Objectives 414 Develop Evaluation Criteria 414 Develop a Screening Procedure 415 COST ESTIMATION 416 ESTIMATING THE PROBABILITY OF WINNING 416 The Winning Bid Approach 417 The Average Opponent Approach 418 The Specific Opponent Approach 421 Utilizing Subjective Estimates 422 Combining the Specific and Average Opponent Approaches 423 Problem of Determining Reasons for a Winning Bid 423 DETERMINING THE BEST BID 424 CONTINGENT CONTRACTS 426 BIDDING WITH CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS 427 SUMMARY 427 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 427 SUGGESTED READINGS 428 18 Extending the Concepts of Strategic Pricing 429 THE PRICING OF SERVICES 431 PRICING FINANCIAL SERVICES 432 Equating Fees with Balances 433 Pricing Strategy for Automated Tellers 435 Pricing Bank Card Services 436 CONTENTS Xix PRICING ON LINE INFORMATION SERVICES 437 Current Pricing Approaches 438 Developing a New Pricing Structure 439 PRICING ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION 440 Services Provided by Higher Education 440 Information 441 Counseling 441 Credentialing 441 Coercion 441 Membership 442 Current Pricing Approaches 442 Proportional Cost Pricing 443 Price Discounting 444 PRICING FOR EXPORT MARKETING 445 Product 446 Location of Production 446 Distribution System 446 Environmental Factors 447 Attitude Toward Export Marketing 448 Additional Pricing Issues 448 Leasing 448 Countertrades 449 Dumping 450 INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER PRICING 450 SUMMARY 451 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 452 SUGGESTED READINGS 453 19 Pricing Decision Models 454 A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR PRICING DECISIONS 456 CLASSIFICATION FRAMEWORK 457 REVIEW OF SELECTED PRICING MODELS 457 Single Period Models 457 Dynamic Pricing Models 460 Price Promotion and Discount Models 462 Product Line Pricing Models 464 Price and Other Elements of the Marketing Mix 465 Product and Price 466 Price and Advertising 466 Price and Distribution 467 Price and Individual Choice 469 SUMMARY 469 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 470 SUGGESTED READINGS 471 XX CONTENTS SECTION 7 RECOMMENDATIONS 473 20 Guidelines for Better Pricing Decisions 475 FOUR BASIC RULES FOR PRICING 476 Know Your Costs 476 Know Your Demand 476 Know Your Competition and Your Market 477 Know Your Objectives 477 CRITERIA FOR PRICING DECISIONS 478 When Operating below Normal Capacity 478 When Operating at or Near Maximum Capacity 479 When Operating at Normal Capacity 479 Summary 479 ADAPTIVE PRICING 479 PROVIDING A BASIS FOR PRICING DECISIONS 480 Determine Consistent Objectives 480 Establish a Pricing Research Program 481 Demand Effects of Price Changes 481 Cost Effects of Price Changes 481 GUIDELINES FOR BETTER PRICING DECISIONS 481 Set Consistent Objectives 481 Identify Alternatives 482 Acquire Relevant Information 482 Make the Pricing Decision 482 Encourage Feedback and Maintain Control 482 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 483 APPENDIX: PRICE DEFINITIONS 485 INDEX 493
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