how should a company adapt prices to meet varying circumstances and opportunities
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ADAPTING THE PRICE
Pricing for Rural Markets
Geographical Pricing
BarterThe buyer and seller directly
exchange goods
Compensation DealThe seller receives some percentage
of he payments in cash and rest in products
Buyback ArrangementThe seller sells a plant, equipment, or
technology to another country and agrees to accept as partial payment as products
manufactured with the supplied equipment
OffsetThe seller receives full payment in cash but agrees to spend a substantial amount of the money in that country within a stated period
Price Discounts and Allowances
Seasonal Discount Prices
Normal cash & quantity Discounts
Functional Discount
Promotional Pricing
Loss Leader pricingSpecial Event PricingSpecial Customer PricingCash RebatesPsychological Discounting
Differentiated pricing
Customer Segment Pricing
Time Pricing
Product-form Pricing -Different versions of the product are priced differently
Image Pricing -Priced based on image differences
Location Pricing: Seat prices
Channel Pricing: Depending where the customer purchases it
Unique Collection: Price Comparison Harder
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