When firms price based on the packaging of several products, they are:

When firms price based on the packaging of several products, they are
 A) using a limit price.
  B) predatory in their marketing.
  C) bundling.
  D) none of these choices.

QUESTION 2

When pricing is used to limit entry, it is often described as
 A) effective.
  B) predatory.
  C) exclusive.
  D) aggressive.

QUESTION 3

Pricing can be
 A) in the form of a markup.
  B) can be based on peak loads.
  C) a barrier to entry.
  D) all of these choices.

QUESTION 4

2.98 is an example of
 A) typical pricing.
  B) markup pricing.
  C) odd pricing.
  D) margin pricing.

QUESTION 5

When a price is presented in context to another, a firm is
 A) discriminating.
  B) maximizing profits.
  C) marking up.
  D) framing.

QUESTION 6

Markup pricing is the same as
 A) internet pricing.
  B) cost plus pricing.
  C) peak-load pricing.
  D) price discrimination.

QUESTION 7

Cost plus pricing is
 A) consistent with profit maximization.
  B) generally inconsistent with profit maximization.
  C) the same as peak-load pricing.
  D) used in product line extensions.

QUESTION 8

If price is determined as a multiple of costs, then a firm is using
 A) cost plus pricing.
  B) product line extension pricing.
  C) peak-load pricing.
  D) marginal cost pricing.

QUESTION 9

The use of anytime minutes and after-hour minutes suggests that price is being influenced by
 A) extensions.
  B) costs.
  C) time.
  D) constant elasticities.