21.  In order to enter a new market, your company decides to price its primary product relative to the price of the major competitor in the new market. To do so, which of the following should it consider? Group of answer choices a. The price that makes operations most efficient b. The competitor’s cost of goods sold c. Your company’s cost of goods sold d. The competitor’s retail price

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21.  In order to enter a new market, your company decides to price its primary product relative to the price of the major competitor in the new market. To do so, which of the following should it consider?

Group of answer choices
a. The price that makes operations most efficient
b. The competitor’s cost of goods sold
c. Your company’s cost of goods sold
d. The competitor’s retail price
 
22.  Unfortunately, Eastside Retail Store’s business has been falling off since Megastore came to the neighborhood. Chris, the sole owner, has to decide whether he will close the store or not. Two items are especially weighing in the decision. He has personally guaranteed a lease that has 2 years remaining on it (at $5,000 per month). He should keep the store open if the margin, not considering this lease, is at least
 
Group of answer choices
a. $1 after paying himself a market wage
b. Enough to cover the rent
c. $30,000
d. $1 with his foregoing current compensation
 
23. In a market this is highly competitive with little product differentiation and easy market entry, prices tend to be

Group of answer choices

a. Marginal
b. Elastic
c. Inelastic
d. Static
 
 
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Competitive pricing strategy is where the final prices on their products or services of a firm have been analysed, modified and evaluated against the prices of their competitors.

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