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the amount of something that a buyer exchnages with a seller to obtain a product.

what is price

100

also known as cost-plus pricing

what is mark up pricing

100

pricing tactic that involves constantly updating prices 

what is dynamic pricing 

100

the sale of branded products through legal but unauthorized distribution channels 

what is gray market

100

practice of charging different customers different prices for the same product

what is price discrimination

200

the result of the price charged to customers multiplied by the number of units sold.

what is revenue

200

sets prices at even dollar amounts

what is even pricing

200

strategy to maximize revenue even when a firm has a fixed amount of something 

what is yield management 

200

taxes on imports and exports between countries

what are tariffs

200

when two or more companies collude to set a products price

what is price fixing

300

revenue minus total costs

what is profits

300

pricing a product higher than the competitor to signal higher quality

what is prestige pricing 

300
selling exports to another country at a lower price than the domestic price

what is dumping

300

setting prices low to push competitors our of the market or keeping new ones form entering the market

what is predatory pricing

400

costs that vary depending on the number of units produced or sold 

what is variable costs.

400

selling a product at a price that causes financial losses

what is loss-leader pricing

400

illegal practice that involves misleading customers with price promotions 

what is deceptive pricing 

500

section in a contract that provides for price increases if certain, specified conditions occur 

what is escalator clause
500

price reductions given to customers for goods and services out of season

seasonal discounts

500

what does FTCA stand for? (passed in 1914)

what is Federal Trade Commission act

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