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GENERAL DESCRIPTION


            DIFFERENTIAL PRICING STRATEGIES                     PRODUCT LINE PRICING STRATEGIES

            The differential pricing strategy means certain     The product line pricing strategy is separating

            customers pay less for the same product than        products  or  services  into  cost  categories  in

            others  pay,  this  is,  a  product  or  services  is   order to create different quality levels in the
            offered at different prices based on the type       minds of consumers.

            of customers.
                                                                The  manufacturers  sell  various  products  of
            The strategies are:
                                                                the  same  product  line  at  different  price
                  second market discounting;
                                                                levels.
                  periodic discounting;

                                                                The  basic  version  not  make  profits  but
                  random discounting.
                                                                premium version make. The strategies are:

                                                                      price bundling
            COMPETITIVE PRICING STRATEGIES                            premium pricing

            The competitive pricing strategy is setting the           image pricing

            price  of  a  product  or  service  based  on  the        complementary pricing

            competition pricing and position.


            This allows it to offer its products at a lower
            price  than  the  competitors.  The  strategies

            are:

                  predatory pricing;

                  penetration pricing;

                  experience curve pricing;
                  price signaling;

                  geographic pricing.













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