Lesson 1.3.3

1.3.3 Pricing strategies Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 1

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. Which pricing strategy involves adding a fixed percentage to the unit cost of a product?

    • Penetration pricing
    • Cost-plus pricing
    • Predatory pricing
    • Price skimming
  2. A product costs £12 per unit to make. The firm uses a 50% mark-up. What is the price?

    • £18
    • £6
    • £24
    • £15
  3. A product costs £20 per unit. A 25% mark-up is applied. What is the selling price?

    • £45
    • £5
    • £22
    • £25
  4. Which pricing strategy sets a high initial price before lowering it over time?

    • Price skimming
    • Psychological pricing
    • Predatory pricing
    • Penetration pricing
  5. Which pricing strategy sets a low initial price to rapidly gain market share?

    • Cost-plus pricing
    • Price skimming
    • Penetration pricing
    • Predatory pricing
  6. Which pricing strategy deliberately sets prices below cost to force competitors out of business?

    • Psychological pricing
    • Cost-plus pricing
    • Competitive pricing
    • Predatory pricing
  7. What pricing strategy sets prices like £9.99 to make products seem cheaper?

    • Psychological pricing
    • Price skimming
    • Cost-plus pricing
    • Penetration pricing
  8. Which pricing strategy suits a unique product with few close substitutes?

    • Cost-plus pricing
    • Price skimming
    • Predatory pricing
    • Penetration pricing
  9. Which pricing strategy is most suitable when entering a market with many substitutes?

    • Psychological pricing
    • Price skimming
    • Predatory pricing
    • Penetration pricing
  10. Which market factor allows a business to use price skimming rather than penetration pricing?

    • Low brand loyalty
    • Price inelastic demand
    • High market competition
    • Price elastic demand
  11. Which pricing strategy is most appropriate for a product in its maturity stage?

    • Penetration pricing
    • Competitive pricing
    • Predatory pricing
    • Price skimming
  12. What impact do online price comparison sites have on retail markets?

    • Lower consumer choice
    • Higher profit margins
    • Increased price transparency
    • Reduced price competition
  13. Which pricing practice rapidly adjusts online prices based on changing market demand?

    • Psychological pricing
    • Predatory pricing
    • Dynamic pricing
    • Cost-plus pricing
  14. A business sells a product at £40 with a unit cost of £25. What is the mark-up as a percentage of cost?

    • 37.5%
    • 60%
    • 15%
    • 25%
  15. A business sets a price of £30 using cost-plus pricing with a 20% mark-up on cost. What is the unit cost?

    • £20
    • £24
    • £25
    • £36
  16. What is a major disadvantage of using cost-plus pricing?

    • Guarantees high profit
    • Increases promotional costs
    • Lowers production output
    • Ignores market demand
  17. What is the main objective of predatory pricing?

    • Eliminating competitors
    • Maximising profit margins
    • Building brand loyalty
    • Covering unit costs
  18. Having many unique selling points allows a business to use which pricing strategy?

    • Penetration pricing
    • Premium pricing
    • Cost-plus pricing
    • Predatory pricing
  19. Which market condition encourages a business to use penetration pricing for a launch?

    • High product differentiation
    • Price inelastic demand
    • Strong brand loyalty
    • Price elastic demand
  20. At which stage of the product life cycle is price skimming typically used?

    • Saturation
    • Introduction
    • Maturity
    • Decline

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