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Introduction: Cost plus pricing or markup pricing is a method that adds the fixed proportion on top of the cost which is calculated per unit to cover the full cost of producing a product or service. And, Economic Value to the Customer (EVC) represents that a customer is willing to buy a product or service only if the value of a chosen product outweighs the value of the other substitutes or alternatives.
The price that company V will establish for the XP if the company prefers the absorption cost-plus pricing method.
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Introduction: Markup pricing is a method that adds a fixed proportion on top of the cost which is calculated per unit to cover the full cost of producing a product or service. And, Economic Value to the Customer (EVC) represents that a customer is willing to buy a product or service only if the value of a chosen product outweighs the value of the other substitutes or alternatives.
The economic value to the customer (EVC) over the equipment’s life of 20,000- hours.
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Introduction: Cost plus pricing or markup pricing is a method that adds the fixed proportion on top of the cost which is calculated per unit to cover the full cost of producing a product or service. And, Economic Value to the Customer (EVC) represents that a customer is willing to buy a product or service only if the value of a chosen product outweighs the value of the other substitutes or alternatives.
The range of possible prices for product XP if company V uses value-based pricing.
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Introduction: Cost plus pricing or markup pricing is a method that adds the fixed proportion on top of the cost which is calculated per unit to cover the full cost of producing a product or service. And, Economic Value to the Customer (EVC) represents that a customer is willing to buy a product or service only if the value of a chosen product outweighs the value of the other substitutes or alternatives.
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The advice that would help company V’s managers when they need to choose between absorption cost-plus pricing and value-based pricing.
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