music disribution 1
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- the amount of money charged for a product or service is called what?
- PRICE!
- T/F: the sum of the values that consumers exchange for the benefits of having or using the product or service is also refered to as price
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- What are some of the internal factors that go into a pricing decision?
- Marketing objectives, marketing mix, markeing strategy, costs, and organizational considerations
- What are some external factors that go into a pricing decision?
- the nature of the market and demand, competiion, and environmental elements
- name the types of marketplaces in the economy.
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pure competitionmonopolisticoligopolistic competitionpure monopoly
- What are the 3 approaches to price setting?
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cost-basedvalue-basedcompetition based
- define inelastic demand
- when demand hardly changes with a small change in price
- define elastic demand
- when demand changes greatly
- Name the 3 major pricing strategies
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new product pricingproduct mixingprice adjustment
- what is price fixing?
- when competitios cannot work with each other to set prices
- What is predatory pricing?
- when firms cannot sell below cost with the intention of punishing another competitior or gaining higher profits, or run a competitior out of business.
- What is true about the psychological aspects of pricing?
- that the price is used to say something aout the product; this is a price-quality relationship
- Why is it good to have intermediate partners with regards to supply chain management?
- it will maximize profitability from the partners that add value to the product
- differntiate the marketing channels in a SCM
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direct marketing channel- has no intermediary levels; sells the product directly to the consumerindirect marketing channel- has more than one intermediary level
- What are some tyoe sof retailers?
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specialty storesdepartment storessupermarketsdiscount storessuperstores
- What are some types of wholesalers?
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rack jobberswholesalersone-stopsdrop shippers
- What are the 2 types of channel conflict
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horizontail-occurs among firms at the same level of the channelvertical- conflict between diferent levels of the same channel
- who exclusivley benefits from publishing?
- the songwriters
- What is the controlled composition clasue?
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an artist gets a pice of its earnings; the songs are controlled by the producer of the recordingthis puts a limit on how much the record company has to pay for each composition
- What is the"catch all" phrase in a publishing deal?
- the writer automatically gets 50% of all other monies not lisetd in the contract