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Pricing · Empirical study testing a theoretical model across surveyed companies in the metal-mechanic sector.

Marketing pricing strategies and levels and their impact on corporate profitability

Revista de Administração · 2017

Deonir De Toni, Gabriel Sperandio Milan, Evandro Busata Saciloto, Fabiano Larentis

Summary

Surveyed-company profitability was positively associated with value-based pricing and high price levels, while low price levels were negatively associated with profitability.

For your marketing

Possible founder application

A warning against default discounting and cost-plus pricing, while motivating measurement of value-based pricing capability alongside margin and profitability outcomes.

Reported result

What the study found

Surveyed-company profitability was positively associated with value-based pricing and high price levels, while low price levels were negatively associated with profitability.

Research question

What the authors investigated

How do value-, competition-, and cost-based pricing strategies and high/low price levels relate to corporate profitability?

Design

Empirical study testing a theoretical model across surveyed companies in the metal-mechanic sector.

Sample and setting

150 companies in the metal-mechanic cluster in northeastern Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.

Scope and transfer

Limitations to keep in view

Observational, sector- and region-specific survey evidence; reported associations should not be read as causal effects or assumed to generalize to SaaS economics.

Research sources

Fetched ScienceDirect publisher metadata and abstract establish DOI, sample of 150 firms, design, variables, and reported associations. Firecrawl research job 01a1436c-f86b-77df-af1c-9a2f87e3535e returned this citation and metadata.

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