EBK PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
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ISBN: 8220103613774
Author: Armstrong
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 10, Problem 10.15VC
Summary Introduction
Case summary:
There appears a battle between the food chain stores like Restaurants W, MC, BK and other competitors are enormously trying to trap their consumers with low price tempting meals. Though this technique is not new it is more popular than ever before. This method helped other restaurants like Restaurant OG.
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- Restaurant W, MC, BK
- Restaurant OG
Introduction:
The method that is adopted by the firm to fix the selling price is known as pricing. The pricing generally depends on the average cost and the perceived value of the product.
To determine: Whether the discount menu strategies can be classified as “value pricing”.
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