12. Question 12 What can be possible problems of intertemporal pricing? 1 / 1 point Consumers might anticipate this strategy and delay their purchase decision. That’s exactly right according to…
11. Question 11 Find the correct answers! 1 / 1 point Bundling can only be achieved by companies which produce a wide variety of products. Bundling always includes offering different prices…
10. Question 10 Which of the following situations are examples for versioning? 1 / 1 point Laptops that are otherwise sold at a medium price are sold at a higher price if…
9. Question 9 What is true in the context of non-linear pricing? 1 / 1 point Consumers pay more for the first unit (or the first few) than for subsequent units. …
8. Question 8 What is true about third degree price discrimination? 1 / 1 point Firms observe consumer characteristics that allow them to infer the willingness to pay and the price accordingly….
7. Question 7 Which example can be illustrated by this scenario of price discrimination? 1 / 1 point Free delivery of cement. Airline classes. Student magazine subscription. Student version…
6. Question 6 Tick the correct boxes! 1 / 1 point With second degree price discrimination consumers cannot self-select. Tying is a type of second degree price discrimination. In second…
5. Question 5 It is easier to conduct first degree price discrimination in the context of online commerce because … 1 / 1 point … firms can have more information about the…
4. Question 4 Which of the following statements are true? 1 / 1 point On the web, firms gather information like demographics on each consumer through registration and clickstream. That’s exactly…
3. Question 3 Assume a market in which one company exclusively produces a certain type of software package. There are three groups of 1000 consumers in this market: Professionals who…
