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KiRa [710]
3 years ago
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A manager at jcpenney discovers that dillard's has reduced the price of its children's levi's from $31.99 to $24.99, according t

o an advertisement in the sunday newspaper. she immediately phones her store and instructs the salesperson on duty to put a sign up next to their children's levi's that reads, "sale: $24.99." this is an example of what pricing strategy?
Business
1 answer:
Sonja [21]3 years ago
4 0

Price is the value that is put into a product or service As a result of lots of calculations, research, understanding, and risk-taking. A pricing strategy, on the other hand, is the smart way a company makes in order to target and attract customers. There are four pricing strategies:

<span>1.      </span>Premium pricing

<span>2.      </span>Penetration pricing

<span>3.      </span>Economy pricing and

<span>4.      </span>Skimming pricing

Premium pricing and skimming strategy both use a high price while penetration pricing and economy pricing use a low price. <span>

<span>When Dillard company reduced the price of children’s Levis from $31.99 to $24.99, the used the penetration pricing. And when the manager of Jenney instructed his staff to do the same, he used the penetration pricing strategy also to attract customers. </span></span>

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