PRICING Crossword

_____ pricing is purposely selling a product below cost to attract customers.
____ demand is when a change in price does not create a change in demand.
____ pricing is lowering your price for a sale then returning the price to normal. Most temporary pricing.
_____ pricing is when you determine a percentage increase to add to cost.
_____ pricing is setting your initial price low to attract as many customers as possible.
10 for $10 is an example of ____ pricing.
Value of money placed on good or service
_____ oriented pricing is when you determine what customers are willing to pay. Customers pay different price for the same product.
____ discounts offer price reductions outside of the customary buying season.
______ = operating expenses divided by gross profit per unit
_____ demand is when a change in price creates a change in demand.
____ pricing is setting your price initially high when introducing the product to capitalize on demand.
_____ price policy is when customers can negotiate price.
____ pricing is selling several complimentary products at one price.
The formula for ROI is ______ divided by investment.
____ pricing is giving the product a real high price as a sign of status.
____ oriented pricing is where price has no relation to cost or demand but you just price in line with competitors.
ROI is always expressed as a _____.
Offering products in a category at certain prices. Low-medium-high.
____ discounts provide incentives to buy more.
____ pricing gives your product a bargain image. Customers relate to the first number more.
____ pricing gives it an image of better quality.
Price helps establish competitive edge, profits, and what?