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A) What rate should be charged by restaurant cleaning crews to mop the floors in the spas?
B) Should the spas charge resort employees who use its facilities the same access fee charged to guests?
C) When the restaurants rent boats for special dinners, what rental rate should be charged by the marinas?
D) When resort employees eat in the restaurants, should they pay the same menu prices as guests?
E) Only questions b and d appear on her list.
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A) Minimum advertised
B) Skimming
C) Everyday low
D) Competitive
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A) promotional pricing
B) odd pricing
C) penetration pricing
D) flexible pricing
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A) only one supplier offers the desired product.
B) there are multiple interested parties.
C) research and development work is not necessary.
D) purchases exceed $5,000.
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A) Promotional pricing
B) Price flexibility
C) Prestige pricing
D) Unit pricing
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A) competitive bidding
B) penetration pricing strategy
C) list price
D) trade discount
E) price flexibility
F) promotional pricing
G) loss leader
H) cannibalization
I) bundle pricing
J) odd pricing
K) transfer price
L) profit center
M) skimming pricing strategy
N) competitive pricing strategy
O) pricing policy
P) market price
Q) noncumulative quantity discount
R) step out
S) bot
T) cash discount
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A) Penetration pricing
B) Everyday low pricing
C) Skimming pricing
D) Competitive pricing
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A) When we need surgical supplies, we advertise the price we want to pay in medical journals.
B) Before soliciting bids for surgical supplies, we develop detailed specifications for the items we want to buy.
C) After receiving bids for surgical supplies, we develop detailed specifications of the items that vendors can offer.
D) It is illegal for a hospital to negotiate contracts with favored suppliers.
E) It is helpful to develop accurate specifications, but this is not a key procurement task.
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A) Standard worldwide price
B) Dual pricing
C) Market-differentiated pricing
D) Transfer pricing
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