Principles of Marketing, Student Value Edition (17th Edition)
Principles of Marketing, Student Value Edition (17th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134461526
Author: Philip T. Kotler, Gary Armstrong
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 11, Problem 11.18CC
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Case summary: Brand LU has immediately ascended to the highest point of a yelling market that it assumed a noteworthy job in defining. With roughly 400 stores far and wide, Brand LU hawks its own brand of yoga-enlivened attire with its immediately conspicuous logo. But unmistakably more than selling garments, Brand LU stimulates a picture and a lifestyle. The organization oozes the rationality caught by its proclamation. Certainly, this brand is about dynamic, sound, back-to-nature lifestyle and is not modest about saying as much. That picture, complimented by a "no discounts" philosophy, has a fanatically faithful customer base willing to purchase everything Brand LU with no worry about the high prices.

To Discuss: The willingness to pay premium prices for Brand LU’s products.

Characters in the case: Brand LU.

Introduction: Organizations manufacturing products and services need to set the cost for their item. Setting the price for a company's finished product or service is a standout amongst the most significant decisions a manager faces. Such decisions are called as pricing decisions.

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Adapted from: (Case 18. Nando’s International: Taking chicken to the world. Re-printed with the kind permission of De WitsBusiness School. http://cws.cengage.co.uk/hoffman/students/cases16-18/case_18.pdf)  Critically discuss the role of Strategic Alliances and Joint Ventures in global marketing strategy with reference to Nando’s.Demonstrate how Nando’s can ensure that these partnerships align with their corporate culture, values, and long-termstrategic objectives. Ground your discussion in relevant strategic management models such as Transaction CostEconomics (TCE).
Which of the following questions that an audience may ask focuses on logic?   a. What is your background and experience?     b. How do I know I can trust you?     c. How can I verify this information?     d. Who benefits from this proposal?
Which of the following questions that an audience may ask focuses on logic?   a. What is your background and experience?     b. How do I know I can trust you?     c. How can I verify this information?     d. Who benefits from this proposal?
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