Using Temporary Price Cuts to Speed a Producer's New Product

question 199

Multiple Choice

Using temporary price cuts to speed a producer's new product into a market is known as:

• A) a skimming pricing policy.
• B) introductory price dealing.
• C) a flexible-price policy.
• D) a penetration pricing policy.
• E) a meeting competition pricing policy.

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