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Preferred stock is viewed by many to be similar to a debt issue due to the fact that preferred stock dividends are a deductible corporate expense.
Penetration Pricing
A pricing strategy where a product is introduced to the market at a very low price to stimulate demand and gain market share quickly.
Market Prices
The current prices at which goods or services are bought and sold in a marketplace.
Market Position
The standing or rank of a company, product, or brand in a particular market, often relative to its competitors.
Reference Pricing
Psychological pricing strategy common in retailing goods for which consumers have an idea of what the price “should be.”
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