1- Cost
a- Supplier's prices
b- Price inflation
c- Exchange rate movements
d- Quality
2- Customer
a) growth in customer's income
b) Perception about future prices
c) Price sensitivity
d) Quality perception
e) Demand
3- Competition
a) perfect
b) imperfect
Monopoly (single supplier ... He will set the price as he likes it)
Oligopoly (many suppliers ... price will be set by market)
duopoly (two suppliers e.g pepsi and coke... price will be competitor's price)
4- other factors
Role of middle men
Availability of close subtitles / substitute
General inflation
Ethics
The factors that determine or affect a product design are as follows:Requirements of targeted customers.Availability and access to necessary production facilities.Type and quality of raw-materials used to produce a product.Cost to price ratio.Policy of quality standards.Availability of plant and machineries.Impact of upcoming product on existing products of the company.Reputation or goodwill of the company.
Price Quality Brand name Comppetitors
Price, Quality, Brand awareness, Product diversity
Product pricing may depend heavily on the productivity of a manufacturing facility (e.g., how much can be produced within a certain period of time). The marketer knows that increasing productivity can reduce the cost of producing each product and thus allow the marketer to potentially lower the product's price. However, increasing productivity might require large changes at the manufacturing facility that will take time and money and will not translate into lower price products for a considerable period of time.
There are many factors in the economic decision making process. One is which goods consumers like better than others. Others include price and quality. All of these factors create and individuals demand curve.
the rise of price of cement
Volume Price Efficience Sales mix Production changes
earnings and growth prospects,news of new products or planned services and the general state of the economy
There are several factors that affect shares market. Some of them include price, competition, nature of product, demand and so much more.
the price of the product..... the competition in the market...... staff training..... awareness level of the product in the market....
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Factors affecting purchasing decisions include price, product quality, brand reputation, customer reviews, convenience, and personal preferences. Other factors may include availability, promotional offers, warranty/guarantee, and social influences. Additionally, factors like past experiences, values, and lifestyle can also influence purchasing decisions.
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The ceteris paribus clause means, in economics, that other factors will remain unchanged. For example: If you lower the price in a demand curve, quantity demanded will increase but other affecting factors will remain.
price is the main factor which affect demand and supply and other factors which affect demand and supply are change in income weather change living standard of people alternative things superior to inferior