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Yield Management and Airline Strategic Groups

2011

A new strategic group of companies has appeared in Europe. This group, low-cost airlines, differs markedly from the traditional flagship companies. Focusing on a dynamic approach, the study discussed in this paper was developed to determine whether companies in different strategic groups adopted different price setting methods depending on which group they belonged to. The study is based on price information recorded at 11 different time periods for 12 airlines.

Group (mathematics)Tourism Leisure and Hospitality ManagementGeography Planning and DevelopmentEconomicsPrice settingStrategic groupYield managementMarketingTourismTourism Economics
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IMPLEMENTING SERVICES IN PRICING DECISIONS TO ENHANCE THE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP — A FRAMEWORK FOR PRICE SETTING

2008

AbstractThis study develops a pricing framework that focuses on relationship-building — a factor that has been largely ignored in the pricing literature. First, a case-study method has been employed to better understand how a production-oriented company sets prices for its products. Then a framework has been developed which incorporates the service component in the pricing equation. The results of this research suggest that factoring in the price for services offered can enhance relationship management, thus having a positive impact on the company's business performance.

Service componentMarket researchManagement theoryActuarial scienceFactoringbusiness.industryPrice settingCustomer relationship managementbusinessIndustrial organization
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Unbeatable Value Low-Price Guarantee: Collusive Mechanism or Advertising Strategy?

2006

This paper investigates the effects of a low-price guarantee (price-beating guarantee) on the patterns of price setting of three supermarkets using micro-level price data. Following recent theoretical developments, the paper analyzes the ability of low-price guarantees to sustain anticompetitive prices. My empirical analysis suggests instead that this low-price guarantee may serve as an advertising device to signal low prices. The supermarket offering the low-price guarantee, aware of its price advantage in a subset of products, uses it to signal low prices to induce consumers to switch supermarkets.

TheoryofComputation_MISCELLANEOUSMicroeconomicsEconomics and EconometricsManagement of Technology and InnovationStrategy and ManagementValue (economics)EconomicsTheoryofComputation_GENERALPrice settingAdvertisingPrice matchingGeneral Business Management and AccountingJournal of Economics <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Management Strategy
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