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Term But in Non Price Term. Relation Between Price and Demand: As Per Law of Demand Have Inversely Relations
Term But in Non Price Term. Relation Between Price and Demand: As Per Law of Demand Have Inversely Relations
Factors affecting pricing : price perception, quality, competitors, suppliers, inflation etc.
Factors affecting demand: fashion and test, customer expectation, 4P price, place, product, promotion.
Types of market:
1 prefect competition: many suppliers are dealing in identical product no can sit his own price.
2 monopoly: one supplier dominate market and he can set whatever price he want.
Oligopoly: few suppliers are dominate the market and have market power they don’t compete in price
term but in non price term.
Relation between price and demand: as per law of demand have inversely relations.
If we are want to find the strength of relationship we are need to compute the Price elasticity of
demand.
If price elasticity of demand are greater then 1 elastic demand, if lower then 1 inelastic in demand.
There are two approach 1 economist approach (use price function equation) 2 accountant approach(
cost plus pricing )
P = price to be computed, a= price at which quantity is zero, b= change in price / change in quantity
TR= aq-bq2
TC=FC+(VC/unite*number of unites)
−b ± √b −4 ac
2
q=
2a
This is called algebraic method
This model assume there is leanier relation between price and demand ie whenever price is increase
demand will fall with exactly same unite which may not always be the case.
Price is based on money external factor and this model ignore all those external factor like competitor,
government policy etc.
This model involve high low method computation and high low method ignore all variable other then
highest and lowest
He use the cost + pricing strategy take cost and add profit to get price. There are two way 1 take full cost
and add profit, 2 take marginal cost + profit.
Breakeven point in accountant approach = total fixed cost / contribution per unite.
In skimming lunch product at high price and then lower down the price when this method is useful short
life cycle, innovation, cash flow issues.
Price penetration lunch product at low price then increase the price. When it is useful long life cycle, no
innovation, we want to discourage competition.