Value-Based Pricing Refers To

question 16

Multiple Choice

Value-based pricing refers to:

• A) A pricing strategy that takes into account the costs and benefits experienced by the customer that extend beyond the initial purchase price
• B) A pricing strategy where customers' perceptions of value guide the price
• C) A pricing strategy where prices are determined based on net value of each component of a product or service
• D) A pricing strategy based on a labour and material pricing formula

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