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Which of the following defines or is a characteristic of the Geographical pricing strategy (select all that apply)?
The leader sets a price and similar companies follow.
It is always up to the buyer of the goods to determine how the pricing is set
Geographical pricing is a practice in which the same goods and services are priced differently
based on the buyer's geographic location.
If a market is closer to where the goods originate, the pricing may be lower than in a faraway
market, where the expense to transport the goods is higher
The leader sets a price and similar companies follow.
It is always up to the buyer of the goods to determine how the pricing is set
Geographical pricing is a practice in which the same goods and services are priced differently
based on the buyer's geographic location.
If a market is closer to where the goods originate, the pricing may be lower than in a faraway
market, where the expense to transport the goods is higher
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The following options define or are characteristics of the Geographical pricing strategy:
1. **Geographical pricing is a practice in which the same goods and services are priced differently based on the buyer's geographic location.**
2. **If a market is closer to where the goods originate, the pricing may be lower than in a faraway market, where the expense to transport the goods is higher.**
The other two options do not accurately describe the geographical pricing strategy.
1. **Geographical pricing is a practice in which the same goods and services are priced differently based on the buyer's geographic location.**
2. **If a market is closer to where the goods originate, the pricing may be lower than in a faraway market, where the expense to transport the goods is higher.**
The other two options do not accurately describe the geographical pricing strategy.
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