When an Organization Sets a Number of Prices for Selected

question 159

Multiple Choice

When an organization sets a number of prices for selected groups of merchandise, this is commonly referred to as

• A) prestige pricing.
• B) price lining.
• C) customary pricing.
• D) odd-even pricing.
• E) ethical pricing.

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Definitions:

Misallocation

Inefficient distribution or use of resources, often resulting in reduced economic efficiency or productivity.

Improved Quality

Enhancements or upgrades to the standards of products, services, or processes to exceed previous benchmarks.

Partnership

A formal business arrangement involving two or more persons who equally share in the management and financial gains.

Real Wage

Real wage refers to the purchasing power of wages, taking into account the effects of inflation or deflation. It represents how much goods and services wages can actually buy.