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Market System: Price, Demand and Supply
E/M/138. MARKETING PRICIPLES FOR BUSINESS: APPROACHES TO PRICING
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- 2000
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- 2006
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The paper examines managers' approaches to price setting identifying internal and external factors behind pricing decisions, discussing marketing-mix pricing strategies, and outlining general principles of pricing.
KEYWORDS: marketing, priciples, business, approaches, pricing,
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