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compare prices of goods and services
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aim to maximise revenue and profits by filling capacity (airlines, stadium tickets)
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to give the impression of value (99p -> £1.00)
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firm sets very low proces (often below costs of production) in order to drive other firms out the market
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low prices to break/penetrate into the market
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used during the introduction of a product - appeals to early adoptors
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business have to set high prices to make a profit
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factors that determines the most appropriate pricing strategy
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one of the 4ps
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setting priuces with all competitors following - needs dominace or a strong brand built over time