In class we noted that a firm might price lower than the market demands in order to "manage for long-run profits." How would this work?

In class we noted that a firm might price lower than the market demands in order to "manage for long-run profits." How would this work?



a.

Lower prices draw more consumers, who may learn to be loyal to our brand.

b.

It allows us to earn a good profit in the current quarter to satisfy market analysts.

c.

It helps us to earn a target return on our objectives.

d.

It supports that effort to manufacture off-shore.

e.

It lets us recover our costs quickly.



Answer: Lower prices draw more consumers, who may learn to be loyal to our brand.


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