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Products are priced in order to sell them and make a profit. Every firm, therefore, needs a pricingstrategy. Such a strategy should be simple. It should ensure simplicity in tactics and decisions andminimize complications.It is difficult to set a price with the help of only one pricing model....
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This article represents the first of several editorials to appear in the Journal of Retailing designed to examine the nexus between retail practice and research, with the goal of stimulating further research. This essay on emerging trends in pricing discusses recent advances in retail pricing...
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Knowledge of consumers’ willingness-to-pay (WTP) provides a company with invaluable data for both pricing decisions and product development. Without an understanding of consumers’ WTP for its products, a company may not pursue an optimal pricing strategy or achieve its pricing objectives....
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The Customer Enquiry Management (CEM) process is of strategic importance to non-Make-To-Stock companies but few empirical studies have explored the CEM practices adopted by firms in practice. A study on the Italian capital goods sector by Zorzini, Hendry, Stevenson, and Pozzetti (2008) provides...
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This paper studies the pricing problem of substitutable products in a supply chain with one manufacturer and two competitive retailers. The consumer demands and manufacturing costs are of uncertainty, which are described by fuzziness. Based on different market structures, one centralized pricing...
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This paper investigates the effect of product substitutability and relative channel status on pricing decisions under different power structures of a dual exclusive channel system where each manufacturer distributes its goods through a single exclusive retailer but two goods are substitute. A...
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The pricing problem of substitutable products in a fuzzy supply chain is analyzed by using game theory in this paper. There are two substitutable products produced by two competitive manufacturers respectively and then sold by one common retailer to the consumers. Both the manufacturing cost and...
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