airlines have a base price like lets say 50 U.S dollar for one-way,so then they add oil price 80$,then food if you ask for it 90$, there if you go to first class or something 120$, then if gas prices go up again they may change it.
what is pricing decisions policies and practices
I believe it's competitive pricing.
Sure, just like everyone else.
Decision support systems help managers analyze information within the organization. Based on this information, managers can make better decisions about pricing and profitability.
yes
what has OPEC done to limit the effect of non member production on its pricing decisions?
I'm not sure what you mean by Yield Management Pricing, but AA has not eliminated Yield Management. It is still an important department and function within the company.
Pricing ranges from $162 to $519 depending on departure city and airline. The cheaper flights are mostly from United Airlines, American Airlines and U.S. Airways.
Price is not often the decision! Customers rarely make decisions based only the price but on the precieved value. If the goods or service is poor or inaproppriate the apparent reason stated maybe price but there is often no value attached to the goods by the customer.
Pricing will be as per the demand and cost conditions. The producers have the freedom to charge their prices . However, prices tend to be more or less the same
Economics are important because understanding them helps managers make decisions. The more managers understand economics, the better they will be at pricing products and offering salaries to their employees.
u from ntu doing bu8101 seminar 9?