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Chapter 11
Pricing Decisions
Power Point
By
Kristopher Blanchard North Central University
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managing
marketing
fr om global headquar ters
©2005 Dr.Gerard Ryan, Universitat Rovira i Virgili.
International Marketing Mix DecisionsStrategic lternatives in international and
glo!al "ar#eting "i$ decisions. %anagerial iss&es
'nternational Pricing considerations
Glo!al (ricing is one o) t*e "ost critical andco"(le$ iss&es in international "ar#eting.
Price is t*e only "ar#eting "i$ instr&"ent t*atcreates reven&es. ll ot*er ele"ents entailcosts.
co"(any+s glo!al (ricing (olicy "ay "a#eor !rea# its overseas e$(ansion e))orts.
%<inationals also )ace t*e c*allenges o) *oto coordinate t*eir (ricing across di))erentco&ntries.
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InternationalInternational
PricingPricing
StrategiesStrategies
Analytic
Dimensions
Decision-
Making
Decision-
Making
Company Internal
Factors
ProfitabilityTransports CostsTariffsTaxesProduction CostsCannel Costs
International Pricing Strategies
Market Factors
Income !e"elsCompetition
Customers# Culture
$n"ironmental
Factors
Foreign $xcange%atesInflation %atesPrice Controls%egulations
Market-by-Market
Pricing&niform Pricing
Managerial
Issues
Transfer PricingForeign CurrenciesParallel Imports'(reyMarkets
$xport Price $scalation(lobal Pricing Strategies
Financing International
Transaction
%isksCustomer-Arranged "s)Supplier-Arranged
Source of Financing
Commercial *anks(o"ernments+on-cas Transactions,Counter-trading
So&rce /eannet Hennessey, 2001
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Te (aps tat te $uro Could ClosePrices on selected goods and ser"ices .//012
All prices in 1! U"#
a $wo door %odel
& 'odel (50( in "pain) 22(0 elsewhere
c 'ercedes C-class witho*t ins*rance
ateora G*a&ri, 'nternational %ar#eting, 3&ro(ean 3dition, © 2000 %cGra-Hill
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International Marketing Mix DecisionsStrategic lternatives in international and
glo!al "ar#eting "i$ decisions. %anagerial iss&es
Prices for a
Volkswagen Golf*
4R''6 71,00
8'696D :,2;0
8R63 10,510
G3R%6< 11,00
'9< 10,=;0
'nternational Pricing co"(arisons
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United States>> 72.5 2.5
rgentina Peso2.50 2.50 0.;: 1.00 -2
&stralia 7.00 1.52 1.1: 1.;: -0
4ra?il Real.=0 1.= 1.2 2.1; -54ritain @1.;; 2.:5 1.2:>> 1.>> 12
anada 7. 2.1 1.1 1.5= -1=
*ile Peso12=0 2.10 ;= =01 -1A
*ina <&an;.;0 1.20 .;0 :.2: -5
?ec* Re( Bor&na5=.00 1. 22.00 ;.0 -
Den"ar# DBr2.A5 2.; ;.A :.= 15
3&ro area 2.5A 2.2A 0.;; C 0.:: C -11
8rance 88r1:.5 2.; A.2: A. -2
Ger"any D%5.10 2.0 2.01 2.22 -;
'taly 9ire00 1.;= 1=; 21;5 -2 S(ain Pta;5 2.0; 15= 1:; -1:
Hong Bong HB710.A0 1.A .21 A.:0 -=
H&ngary 8o;; 1.2 15A 0 -:
'ndonesia R&(ia*1A00 1.5 5A:A 10:55 -A
/a(an 2; 2.: 11= 12 -=
%alaysia %7.52 1.1; 1.A: .:0 -5
%e$ico Peso21.; 2.= :.=2 ;.2; -A
6e ealand 67.=0 1.= 1.2 2.A -
P*ili((ines Peso 5;.00 1.1A 2.2 50. -5
Poland loty5.;0 1.= 2.2 .0 -2R&ssia Ro&!le5.00 1.21 1.: 2:.; -52
Singa(ore S7.0 1.:2 1.0 1.:1 -2:
So&t* )rica Rand;.A0 1.1; .:2 :.1 -5
So&t* Borea Eon000 2.2A 11:1 125 -11
Seden SBr2.0 2. ;.5 10.2: -:
Sit?erland S8r=.0 .=5 2.: 1.A
aian 67A0.0 2.1 2A.= 2.; -1=
*ailand 4a*t55.0 1.21 21.A 5.5 -52
The Hamburger Standard Under +-,
over +.,
val*ation
/ocal C*rrency ollars %plied PPP Act*al # e3chan4e a4ainst the
o the dollar rate 160(01 dollar 7
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Basic Pricing Concepts
$he 8lo&al 'ana4er %*st develop syste%s
and policies that address
9 Price :loors 9 Price Ceilin4s
9 ;pti%*% Prices
'*st &e consistent with 4lo&alopport*nities and constraints
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Global Pricing Objectives and
Strategies'ana4ers %*st deter%ine the o&<ectives or the
pricin4 o&<ectives
9 Unit "ales
9 'ar=et "hare
9 >et*rn on invest%ent
$hey %*st then develop strate4ies to achieve those
o&<ectives 9 Penetration Pricin4
9 'ar=et "=i%%in4
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Market Skimming and Financial
Objectives'ar=et "=i%%in4
9 Char4in4 a pre%i*%
price
9 'ay occ*r at theintrod*ction sta4e o
prod*ct lie cycle
"ony Ad? or ca%corders
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Penetration Pricing and Non
Financial ObjectivesPenetration Pricin4
9 Char4in4 a low price in
order to penetrate
%ar=et @*ic=ly 9 Appropriate to sat*rate
%ar=et prior to
i%itation &y
co%petitors
16 "ony al=%an
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Companion Prod!cts
Prod*cts whose sale is
dependent *pon the sale o
pri%ary prod*ct
9 ideo 4a%es are dependent*pon the sale o the 4a%e
Console
yo* %a=e %oney on
the &lades yo* can 4ive
away the raDors?E
F-Bo3 8a%e "yste% and "ports 8a%e
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"arget Costing # $ %!estions
1? oes the price relect the prod*ctGs @*ality2? s the price co%petitive 4iven local %ar=et conditions
I? "ho*ld the ir% p*rs*e %ar=et penetration) %ar=ets=i%%in4) or so%e other pricin4 o&<ective
(? hat type o disco*nt +trade) cash) @*antity, and allowance+advertisin4) trade-o, sho*ld the ir% oer itsinternational c*sto%ers
5? "ho*ld prices dier with %ar=et se4%ent
J? hat pricin4 options are availa&le i the ir%Gs costsincrease or decrease s de%and in the international %ar=etelastic or inelastic
6? Are the ir%Gs prices li=ely to &e viewed &y the host-co*ntry 4overn%ent as reasona&le or e3ploitative
!? o the orei4n co*ntryGs d*%pin4 laws pose a pro&le%
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D!mping
n international trade) this occ*rs when one
co*ntry e3ports a si4niicant a%o*nt o
4oods to another co*ntry at prices %*chlower than in the do%estic %ar=et
httpen?wi=ipedia?or4wi=i*%pin4L
72!pricin4Lpolicy72
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"arget Costing
Cost-Based Pricin4 is &ased on an analysis
o internal and e3ternal cost
:ir%s *sin4 western cost acco*ntin4 principles *se the F!ll absorption cost
method
9 Per-*nit prod*ct costs are the s*% o all past orc*rrent direct and indirect %an*act*rin4 and
overhead costs
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"arget Costing
&igid costpl!s pricing %eans that
co%panies set prices witho*t re4ard to the
ei4ht o*ndational pricin4 considerations Fle'ible costpl!s pricing ens*res that
prices are co%petitive in the contest o the
partic*lar %ar=et environ%ent
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"erms o( the Sale
ncoter%s %a=e international trade easierand help traders in dierent co*ntries to*nderstand one another? $hese standard
trade deinitions that are %ost co%%only*sed in international contracts are protected &y ICC copyrigt 9 M3-wor=s 9 seller places 4oods at the disposal o the
&*yer at the ti%e speciied in the contract &*yer ta=esdelivery at the pre%ises o the seller and &ears all ris=sand e3penses ro% that point on?
9 elivery d*ty paid 9 seller a4rees to deliver the 4oodsto the &*yer at the place he or she na%es in the co*ntry
o i%port with all costs) incl*din4 d*ties) paid?
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)nvironmental *n(l!ences on Pricing
DecisionsC*rrency :l*ct*ations
nlationary Mnviron%ent
8overn%ent Controls) "*&sidies)>e4*lations
Co%petitive Behavior
"o*rcin4
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Global Pricing+ "hree Polic,
-lternativesM3tension
Adaptation
8eocentric
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Gra, Market Goods
$rade%ar =ed prod*cts are e3ported ro%
one co*ntr y to another where they are sold
&y *na*thoriDed persons or or4aniDations;cc*rs when prod*ct is in short s*pply)
when prod*cers *se s=i%%in4 strate4ies in
so%e %ar=ets) and when 4oods are s*&<ect
to s*&stantial %ar=-*ps
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D!mping
"ale o an i%ported prod*ct at a price lower thanthat nor%ally char4ed in a do%estic %ar=et orco*ntry o ori4in?
;cc*rs when i%ports sold in the U" %ar=et are priced at either levels that represent less than thecost o prod*ction pl*s an !7 proit %ar4in or atlevels &elow those prevailin4 in the prod*cin4
co*ntries$o prove) &oth price discri%ination and in<*ry %*st &e shown
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Price Fi'ing
>epresentatives o two or %ore co%paniessecretly set si%ilar prices or their prod*cts 9 lle4al act &eca*se it is antico%petitive
HoriDontal price i3in4 occ*rs when co%petitorwithin an ind*stry that %a=e and %ar=et the sa%e
prod*ct conspire to =eep prices hi4h
ertical price i3in4 occ*rs when a %an*act*re
conspires with wholesalersretailers to ens*recertain retail prices are %aintained
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"rans(er Pricing
Pricin4 o 4oods) services) and intan4i&le property &o*4ht and sold &y operatin4 *nitsor divisions o a co%pany doin4 &*sinesswith an ailiate in another <*risdiction
ntra-corporate e3chan4es 9 Cost-&ased transer pricin4
9 'ar=et-&ased transer pricin4 9 Ne4otiated transer pricin4
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Co!ntertrade
Co*ntertrade occ*rs when pay%ent is %ade in so%e or%
other than %oney
;ptions
9 Barter 9 Co*nter-p*rchase
9 ;set
9 Co%pensation tradin4
9 Cooperation a4ree%ents
9 "witch tradin4
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Barter
$he least co%ple3 and oldest or% o
&ilateral) non-%onetary co*nter-trade
A direct e3chan4e o 4oods or services &etween two parties
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.ooking -head
Chapter 12 8lo&al 'ar=etin4 Channels and
Physical istri&*tion
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*ncoterms
:A" +ree alon4side ship, na%ed port o destination 9
seller places 4oods alon4side the vessel or other %ode o
transport and pays all char4es *p to that point
:;B +ree on &oard, 9 sellerGs responsi&ility does not end*ntil 4oods have act*ally &een placed a&oard ship
C: +cost) ins*rance) rei4ht, na%ed port o destination 9
ris= o loss or da%a4e o 4oods is transerred to &*yer once
4oods have passed the shipGs railC:> +cost and rei4ht, 9 seller is not responsi&le at any
point o*tside o actory
>et*rn
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)'tension
Mthnocentric
Per-*nit price o an ite% is the sa%e no
%atter where in the world the &*yer islocated
%porter %*st a&sor& rei4ht and i%port
d*ties:ails to respond to each national %ar=et
>et*rn
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-daptation
Polycentric
Per%its ailiate %ana4ers or independent
distri&*tors to esta&lish price as they eel is%ost desira&le in their circ*%stances
"ensitive to %ar=et conditions &*t creates
potential or 4ray %ar=etin4
>et*r n
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Geocentric
nter%ediate co*rse o action
>eco4niDes that several actors are relevant
to pricin4 decision 9 /ocal costs
9 nco%e levels
9 Co%petition 9 /ocal %ar=etin4 strate4y
>et*rn
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C!rrenc, Fl!ct!ations
>et*rn
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*n(lationar, )nvironment
eined as a persistent *pward chan4e in
price levels
9 Can &e ca*sed &y an increase in the %oneys*pply
9 Can &e ca*sed &y c*rrency deval*ation
Mssential re@*ire%ent or pricin4 is the
%aintenance o operatin4 %ar4ins
>et*rn
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Government Controls/ S!bsidies/
and &eg!lations
$he types o policies and re4*lations that
aect pricin4 decisions are
9 *%pin4 le4islation 9 >esale price %aintenance le4islation
9 Price ceilin4s
9 8eneral reviews o price levels
>et*r n
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Competitive Behavior
co%petitors do not ad<*st their prices in
response to risin4 costs it is diic*lt to
ad<*st yo*r pricin4 to %aintain operatin4%ar4ins
co%petitors are %an*act*rin4 or
so*rcin4 a lower-cost co*ntry) it %ay &e
necessary to c*t prices to stay co%petitive
>et*r n
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0sing So!rcing as a Strategic
Pricing "ool
'ar=eters o
do%estically
%an*act*red inished
prod*cts %ay %ove tooshore so*rcin4 o
certain co%ponents to
=eep costs down and
prices co%petitive
>et*rn
Can yo* stay co%petitivewhile stayin4 local