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The Economics of Supply and Demand - Chapter 8 SEM
The Economics of Supply and Demand - Chapter 8 SEM
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Bait & Switch-
Changing the price of a product due to low sales
Luring customers in w/ low prices that aren't offered
Selling broken items
Switching sale prices to the product's original price
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Flexible Pricing Policy-
allows retailers to negotiate prices within a price range
allows customers to negotiate prices within a price range
allows customers to use promotions on their purchases
allows inflation and deflation in the economy
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Involves reducing the price of a product below the store's cost to create more customer traffic
loss-leader pricing
price lines
promotional pricing strategies
special event promotion
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Price lines-
the highest price an item is allowed to be sold at
the price range of a product
the lowest price an item is allowed to be sold at
separates goods into cost categories showing quality levels
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Depending on the severity of the contraction it may be referred to as a recession or depression
True
False
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Scarcity-
Lack of demand
Lack of resources
Lack of consumers
Lack of Price
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Markup-
the amount added to the price to cover overhead and profit
when the price increases due to increased demand
when supply decreases and price goes up
when inflation occurs
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Operating Expenses-
cost of training employees
cost of maintaining a brand image and consumer confidence
cost of running a business and its merchandise
cost of employees' salaries
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The lowest point of a contraction period is called a
recession
trough
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The business cycle- (aka the economic cycle)
refers to the economic state of a business from start to end
is an optional thing a business has to go through
refers to the ups and downs of the economy
is another word for inflation as it means prices increase
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A period of moderate demand
Moderate demand
Shoulder period
Off-season
Moderation
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One-Price Policy
allows customers to use only 1 promotion on their purchases
allows retailers to sell products they can afford
retailers may only sell an item for a certain price
all customers pay the same price for the same product
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When retailers charge higher than average prices for merchandise and target customers
Prestige Pricing
Psychological Pricing
Volume Pricing
Extreme Pricing
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Equilibrium-
The point at which supply & demand meet
When revenue equals sales
The point at which supply & price meet
The point at which demand & quantity meet
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When businesses pass on their savings onto customers
Volume Pricing
Prestige Pricing
Extreme Pricing
Psychological Pricing
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Price Fixing-
Applying discounts on purchases
When related businesses conspire to charge high prices
When businesses meet to sabotage other businesses' pricing
Creating fair prices
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The downside of the business cycle refers to as
Contraction
Recession
Decline
Trough
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Price Discrimination- occurs when one
complains about a price
refuses to buy something he/she promised to buy
gets charged a higher price for an item than someone else
steals an item from a business
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When retailers are creating an illusion for customers
Psychological Pricing
Extreme Pricing
Volume Pricing
Prestige Pricing
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the upside of the business cycle is referred to as
recovery
peak
expansion
growth
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Helps reduce the cost of the new item
rebates
loss-leader pricing
trade-in allowance
quantity discounts
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The highest point in the business cycle is called the peak
False
True
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Law of Supply-
When demand goes up, price goes up
When price goes up, supply goes up
When price goes down, supply goes up
When price goes up, demand goes down
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Law of Demand-
When supply goes up, demand goes down
When price goes up, demand goes down
When supply goes up, demand goes up
When price goes up, demand goes up