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Question
Mayank, a small entrepreneur, is manufacturing LED lamps with the brand name 'Led-amps`". These lamps are in great demand. He finds that the cost of production per unit of the lamp is ₹ 800 and he can sell the same at ₹ 1000 per lamp. The competitors in the market are selling this type of lamp at the rate of 1200. Mayank's objective is not to earn profit in the short-run but to capture the largest market share. His expectation is that the customers will be attracted towards the new brand because of the lower price.
Identify the method of pricing adopted by Mayank to capture the substantial portion of the market.
Options
Cost plus Pricing
Penetration Pricing
Skimming Pricing
Variable pricing
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Solution
Penetration Pricing
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