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Summary of lectures fall 2016. Not considering spelling and sentence structure. Also some pictures of the slides included.

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  • October 24, 2016
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HC 7 – Pricing & Promotion 24-10-2016

Pricing – Gordon & BIjmolt
Promotions – Heerde et al. & Nijs et al.

How to set a price? – Art & science (no fixed way to do it)




- Demand analysis = what is the market for this product. Calculate price
elasticity’s.
- Cost analysis = lower price  sell twice as much  double production 
lower production costs  price decreases
- Competitor analysis = look at competition what they are doing. E.g. prices
increase  when competitor not following this  not cooperative = problem
o Cooperative = follow prices.
- Setting the price = set limits on nr of products that consumers can buy.

Price is related to
- The demand level of a product or store
o A higher volume means more economies of scale (lower cost prices)
 Also relation with cost level
- The positioning of a product or store (when positioning is clear  people
better see the perception of price, e.g. high price refers quality)
o E.g. Zeeman & Aldi – B&O & Bijenkorf
- Price and price image management is important for demand level as well as
gross margin
o Lower price  sell more, but doesn’t mean that profit will increase. Is
needed for investments in store

Actual price level vs. perceived price level
Actual/real pricing
- Real prices for:
o National brands (a-brands)  Spar is very expensive while jumbo =
cheaper than average.
o Private labels (huismerken)  Drik vd Broek vs ah  price difference
more.
 Retailers like to present the lowest prices, so kind of a sport of the retailer to
guess when the consumentenbond is coming to measure.
- Important test, because this test is published in different kinds of media.

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