What are the Internal & External Pricing Factors that affect product pricing?

Internal pricing factors include cost of production, company objectives, and marketing strategy. Cost of production includes all costs involved in producing the product, such as raw materials, labor, and overhead. Company objectives can range from maximizing profit, increasing market share, or survival in a competitive market. Marketing strategy involves the positioning of the product in the market, which can influence its price.

External pricing factors include market demand, competition, and economic conditions. Market demand refers to the willingness and ability of consumers to purchase the product at different prices. Competition involves the pricing strategies of competitors, which can influence a company's pricing decisions. Economic conditions such as inflation, recession, or economic boom can also affect product pricing.

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