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  • How much should you charge for your products and services? Traditionally, businesses have answered this question based on the cost to produce or provide their goods and services. This course shows you the economic factors behind pricing based on cost and the pros and cons of a cost-based pricing approach. Developed at the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia, and led by top-ranked Darden faculty and Boston Consulting Group global pricing experts, the course provides the practical and research-based models and methods you need to set prices that maximize your profits.
  • By the end of this course, you?ll be able to:
  • --Apply knowledge of basic economics to make better pricing decisions
  • --Recognize opportunities for price discrimination?selling the same product at different prices to different buyers?and recommend strategies to maximize sales and profits
  • --Calculate three types of price elasticities to determine the impact of price on demand
  • --Analyze and apply different pricing models
  • -Cost-plus pricing
  • -Marginal cost-plus pricing
  • -Peak-load pricing
  • -Index-based pricing
  • --Evaluate the impact of channel intermediaries and customer lifetime value on pricing
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Curriculum

Pricing Fundamentals

Introduction to the Specialization

Three Pricing Lenses

What to Expect This Week

Basic Metrics of Pricing: Margins and Markups

The Relationship Between Price and Quantity: Demand Schedules

The Relationship between Price and Quantity: Functional Form

Cost, Cost Variations and Supply Curves

Auctions as a Pricing Mechanism

English Auctions

Dutch Auctions

Sealed Bid Auctions

B2B Auctions

Module 1 Takeaways

Course Overview & Requirements

Survey

Using Discussion Forums to Deepen Your Learning

Top Ten Learner Tips

Practice Quiz on Basic Economics

Practice Quiz on Auctions

Week 1 Pricing Fundamentals Quiz

Price Discrimination

Intro to Price Discrimination

Cost-plus Pricing

Price Discrimination Based on Cost Variation

Price and Margin Waterfall

Product Line Pricing Principles

Product Line Pricing: Paper Towels

Product Line Pricing: Ketchup

Product Line Pricing: Principle 3

Other Incentives That Lower Costs

Field Trip to Kroger's Ketchup Aisle: The Heinz Case

Heinz Case Debrief

Module 2 Takeaways

Case Study: Heinz Ketchup: Pricing the Product Line

Practice Quiz on Cost-plus Pricing

Quiz on the Heinz Case

Practice Quiz on Product Line Pricing

Week 2 Quiz on Price Discrimination

Common Pricing Metrics: Elasticities

Intro to Common Pricing Metrics/Elasticities

Calculating Regressions

Interpreting Regression Outputs

Price Elasticities

Cross-Price Elasticity

Income Elasticity

Drivers of Price Elasticity

Drivers of Price Elasticity: Market Share

Drivers of Price Elasticity: Competitors' Prices

Calculus: Taking a Derivative

Price Optimization Considering Demand

Price Optimization Example

Module 3 Takeaways

Practice Quiz: Regressions

Practice Quiz on Price Elasticities

Week 3 Quiz on Price Elasticities

Channel and Direct-to-Consumer Pricing

Intro to Channel and Direct to Consumer Pricing

Double Marginalization

Channel Pricing

Using Time Value of Money to Evaluate a Project

Using Time Value of Money to Compare Different Projects

Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

Measuring CLV

Measuring CLV Examples

Purchase Occasion Probabilities

Case Application: Retail Relay Intro

Case Application: Retail Relay Debrief

Marginal Cost Pricing Defined

Marginal Cost Pricing Airline Industry Example

Peak Load Pricing

Index-Based Pricing

Module 4 Takeaways

Case Study: Retail Relay

Retail Relay Case Quiz

Practice Quiz on Double Marginalization, Time Value of Money, and CLV

Practice Quiz on Pricing Methods

Week 4 Quiz on Channel and Direct-to-Consumer Pricing

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