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Tems11 [23]
4 years ago
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A small gaming software company did not wish to run general business condition forecasting for the enhanced features added to it

s current mining game. When it came to pricing the enhanced game, the company decided it wanted to price the game to receive at least a certain level of gross margin. Which pricing strategy should the company choose to accomplish its pricing goal?
1. cost-plus
2. penetration pricing
3. skim pricing
Business
1 answer:
Elena L [17]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. Cost-plus

Explanation:

Penetration pricing is when the pricing is set relative to the competition, often slightly lower than the competitors to gain marketing advantage. This does not necessarily ensure a certain gross margin.

Skim pricing is often higher than the market price, reminiscent of high quality or innovative nature of the product. This again may not be a good way to earn a determined margin.

Cost plus pricing is when a certain percentage is added to the costs to come up with the final price. This ensure that the company covers all the costs and then earns a certain percentage of gross margin.

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