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When a monopolist increases the quantity that it sells, all else equal, total revenue increases, which is called the output effect.
Everyday Low Pricing
A pricing strategy where a company consistently offers products at low prices rather than relying on sales, discounts, or promotions.
Promotional Allowances
Incentives provided by manufacturers to retailers or wholesalers that may include price reductions, advertising support, or payment for shelf space, aiming to encourage the promotion of products.
Manufacturer List Prices
The recommended retail price set by manufacturers for their products, often used as a starting point for negotiations between retailers and wholesalers.
FOB Origin Pricing
A pricing term indicating that the buyer is responsible for freight costs and assumes risk for the goods once they leave the seller's premises.
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