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Describes the major strategies used in setting prices ininternational markets. Emphasizes the issue of developing pricingstrategies early in the development phase of new product development anddiscusses bundling strategies with the emphasis on adding value tomature productsservices through bundling. Discusses longterm issues ininternational pricing including the development of pricing parity, theconcentration of buying power in international buying groups, and theincrease in retaliatory measures by nations against predatory pricing bycompetitiors.
International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jun 1, 1992
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