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Chapter 9 - Pricing in Business Markets



Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

A demand curve which drops in stages is called:
a.
A normal curve.
c.
A stepped demand curve.
b.
A price demand curve.
 

 2. 

What is value in use?
a.
The cost savings made by the customer by buying a specific product.
c.
The cost of the product spread over the period in which the product will be used.
b.
The cost of the product to the customer.
 

 3. 

The costs associated with changing from one product to another are called:
a.
Changeover costs.
c.
Overhead costs.
b.
Switching costs.
 

 4. 

Which of the following is NOT a source of experience curve effects?
a.
Technological improvements.
c.
Education.
b.
Learning.
 

 5. 

Setting prices by calculating all the costs then adding on the profit margin is called:
a.
Cost-plus pricing.
c.
Calculation pricing.
b.
Profit-based pricing.
 

 6. 

What is polycentric pricing?
a.
Setting prices at different rates according to negotiation centres.
c.
Pricing against many cost centres.
b.
Allowing local managers to set prices.
 

 7. 

Setting the prices of goods which one division of the firm buys from another is called:
a.
Divisional pricing.
c.
Transfer pricing.
b.
Demand pricing.
 

 8. 

What does FOB stand for?
a.
Fixed order book.
c.
Funded over breakeven.
b.
Free on board.
 

 9. 

What is a documentary letter of credit?
a.
A letter from a bank confirming that the buyer has the cash to pay for the goods.
c.
A letter from a bank guaranteeing to pay the vendor provided the conditions of the sale are met.
b.
A letter from a vendor confirming that the buyer will be offered credit.
 

 10. 

What is open-account trading?
a.
The vendor gives the buyer credit.
c.
The vendor agrees to open its bank accounts to the buyer, as a sign of good faith.
b.
The buyer agrees to a long-term stream of purchases.
 



 
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