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Management article
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Reference no. 84614
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Business Review", 1984

Abstract

The most profitable industrial companies are successful not because they have the lowest costs but because they outmaneuver their competitors on price. These companies analyze the way pricing works in their industries. With this information, these companies design pricing policies that result in extra earnings of millions of dollars. The normal frequency distribution curve that emerges from comparison of orders for a product to its price is called the price band. A series of steps to shift the price band is a pricing strategy.

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Abstract

The most profitable industrial companies are successful not because they have the lowest costs but because they outmaneuver their competitors on price. These companies analyze the way pricing works in their industries. With this information, these companies design pricing policies that result in extra earnings of millions of dollars. The normal frequency distribution curve that emerges from comparison of orders for a product to its price is called the price band. A series of steps to shift the price band is a pricing strategy.

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