Costing and Pricing

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Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SOUTHWAY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
(S O C O T E C H)
San Francisco, Agusan del Sur, Philippines
Telefax: (085) 839-4476/1170
www.socotech.edu.ph

NAME: SUBJECT:COSTING AND PRICING DATE:NOV 11 22

COURSE/YEAR: SCHEDULE: SCORE:

SEMI-FINAL EXAMINATION
TEST I. IDENTIFICATION
1. Device attached to a commodity stating the price at which it is offered
for sale.
2. Embodied in Republic Act No. 71, as amended.
3. There refer to the length of time for which sellers extend credit terms to
buyers.
4. Reduction in price allowed the buyer for prompt payment of his bill.
5. Reductions in price given to certain classes of buyers.
6. Price reductions offered to encourage customers to buy in large
amounts.
7. The company places less attention on its own costs or demand.
8. This sets price based on how the marketer thinks that other competitors
will price, irrespective of costs or demand.
9. The costs of raw materials that the producer or manufacturer purchases
to process these into finished products.
10. Adding labor expenses makes it.
11. The prices of the merchandise for resale that the wholesaler or retailer
pays to manufacturer.
12. The marketing organization tries to determine the price at which it will
achieve the target profit it aims.
13. Which considers consumers perceived value on the product.
14. Offering just the right combination of quality and good service at a fair
price.
15. This is the simplest pricing method wherein a standard mark-up is
added to the cost of the product.
16. Buys and sellers can trade over range prices.
17. Sellers are alert to competitor’s strategies and moves.
18. There is only one seller.
19. The sum of the fixed and variable costs.
20. Directly related to output level, such as the quantity of raw materials
needed to produce quantity of output.
21. Overhead expenses that do not vary with quantity produce or sold.
22. Pricing decisions vary with product features, distributions and
promotion decisions.
23. Common objectives are profit maximization, market share leadership,
product quality leadership or competitive survival.
Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SOUTHWAY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
(S O C O T E C H)
San Francisco, Agusan del Sur, Philippines
Telefax: (085) 839-4476/1170
www.socotech.edu.ph

24. This geographic pricing policy is synonymous with pricing of parcel


post services, long distance telephone service.
25. This is a geographic pricing policy where the seller is pricing FOB at the
buyer location.
26. It can be a situation where the buyer shoulders the entire freight costs.
27. This pricing is based on the belief that buyers feel.
28. Price paid by customer at a given time for a certain item is determined
by the buyers bargaining power.
29. In store retailers adopt one-price system, where goods are sold to
customers at the same price.
30. This combines several products and offers the bundle or total package
at a reduced price.
31. This decision requires manufacturer to seek a market for it’s by
products and should accept any price.
32. The strategy of pricing accessory products required to be used along
with a main product.
33. The strategy product options or accessory products along with a main
product.
34. Determining the price levels between product varieties in a line based
on cost differences, product features, and competitors prices.
35. Involves setting a low initial price for the product and service.
36. Involves setting higher price from what the market expects.
37. Charging a low price for lower quality product.
38. The use of a high price for high quality product.
39. The money value of a product or service expressed in terms of peso and
or centavos.
40. Amount of money needed in order to acquire a product or service and
its accompanying services.
TEST II. ENUMERATION
1. WHAT ARE THE 4 CHARACTERISTICS OF A PRICE TAG?
2. WHAT ARE THE 5 VIOLATIONS OF THE PRICE TAG LAW?
3. WHAT ARE THE 5 TYPES OF DATINGS?
4. WHAT ARE THE 3 PRICING OBJECTIVES
5. WHAT ARE THE 5 PRICING STRATEGIES FOR PRODUCT MIX/PRODUCT
LINE?
TEST III. ESSAY – 38 POINTS
1. ARE PRICING STRATEGIES CAN REALLY ACHIEVE YOUR PRICING
OBJECTIVES OF A CERTAIN PRODUCTS? YES OR NO. JUSTIFY YOUR
ANSWER.

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