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The Elgar Encyclopedia of Pricing presents a holistic view of cutting-edge topics, practical insights, and global perspectives on pricing. In-depth entries cover everything from behavioral pricing and artificial intelligence to sustainability pricing strategies and dynamic online pricing.This Encyclopedia helps the reader optimize pricing operations and develop effective strategies in a business landscape where pricing decisions are pivotal. Authors use strategic, psychological, cultural, financial, technological, ethical and legal perspectives, covering cross-cultural dimensions to aid businesses operating in diverse markets. Crucially, the Encyclopedia highlights how pricing influences consumer behavior, shapes market dynamics, and drives business outcomes.This comprehensive Encyclopedia is a vital read for scholars in the dynamic fields of pricing, business analytics, marketing, strategic management, behavioral and experimental economics, economic psychology, finance and industrial economics. The Encyclopedia is conceived as an indispensable reference work for all pricing and marketing managers worldwide, both in B2B and in B2C markets.Key Features:Incorporates a wealth of data, methodologies and referencesExamines traditional pricing concepts alongside emerging trends65 distinct entries written by leading academics and pricing expertsCombines empirical research with real-world case studies to provide unparalleled guidance in navigating the intricate world of pricing strategy and management
Edited by Andreas Hinterhuber, Associate Professor of Marketing, Venice School of Management, Università Ca’ Foscari, Venice, Italy and Equity Partner, Hinterhuber & Partners, Innsbruck, Austria
ContentsList of contributors viiiForeword xi1 ‘9’ endings in pricing 1Robert M. Schindler2 A social neuromarketingperspective on pricenegotiations: howbiomarkers add toour understanding ofnegotiation dynamics 6Willem J. M. I. Verbeke,Richard P. Bagozzi andFrederik Beuk3 Artificial intelligence foronline markets: dynamicpricing and personalized pricing 15Xiaohang (Flora) Feng andShunyuan Zhang4 Assessing willingness topay for pricing decisions 23Kamel Jedidi and Robert J. Morais5 Conjoint analysis: case study 32Martin Jarmatz6 Conjoint analysis formeasuring willingness to pay 39Vithala R. Rao7 Consumer behavior:cross-cultural dimensions 51Lala Hu8 Consumer price knowledge 54Hooman Estelami and DonaldR. Lehmann9 Cross-cultural differencesof price perceptions 63Andreas Hinterhuber10 Data-driven B2B sales 68Jochen Böringer and Dieter Kiewell11 Design thinking inindustrial value-basedsolution selling 71Hanna Luotola, MagnusHellström and Magnus Gustafsson12 Framing price increase asdiscount: a new deceptivepricing practice in theonline marketplace 78Sungsik Park and Man Xie13 Freemium 83Tobias Schaefers14 Gain-sharing arrangementsin value-based pricing:economic and behavioralperspectives 86Joona Keränen, Anna Salonenand Harri Terho15 Hypothetical bias:overview and implicationsfor pricing research 93Milad Haghani16 Improving pricingoperations with Lean SixSigma pricing 98Navdeep S. Sodhi17 Innovation in pricing:Medtronic case study 104Federico Gavioli, AlbertoAndolina, Paolo Cuzzi andFabio Ancarani18 Insurance pricing: whereprediction meets the business 107Massimo Cavadini and DavideMurlon19 International pricing 114Fabio Ancarani20 Legal aspects of pricing inthe European Union 115Thomas Zerres and ChristopherZerres21 Legal aspects of pricing in the US 122Eugene F. Zelek, Jr.22 Multi-dimensional(partitioned) pricing 131Hooman Estelami and DonaldR. Lehmann23 Name-your-own-price 137Martin Spann and Lucas Stich24 New product pricing 139C. Anthony Di Benedetto25 New product pricing in B2B 143Kostis Indounas26 Online dynamic pricing 145Robert Phillips27 Organizing for effectiveand efficient pricing 152Björn Ivens28 Outcome-based pricing schemes 161Stefan Roth and Eduard Stoppel29 Pay-What-You-Want 164Martin Spann and Lucas Stich30 Price elasticity, cross-priceelasticity, and advertisingelasticity: conceptsand summary of priormeta-analytic insights 166Joseph Korkames and StefanStremersch31 Price elasticity: practical insights 174Joseph Korkames32 Price fairness 183Sven Feurer and Tina von Däniken33 Price memory and priceknowledge 187Marc Vanhuele34 Price metrics 189Christian Schlereth and Bernd Skiera35 Price mistakes andunintended value 193Lan Xia36 Price optimization 197Dong Soo Kim and Greg M. Allenby37 Price promotions: a reviewand peek into the future 201Hongjun Ye, Jintao Zhang,Youngdai Won and Rajneesh Suri38 Price strategies and pricingpractices 205Paul T.M. Ingenbleek39 Price strategies for sustainability 208Paul T.M. Ingenbleek40 Price war: who is it good for? 212Koen Pauwels41 Price-response functionsand their estimation 215Robert Phillips42 Pricing: an agenda for CEOs 221Stephan M. Liozu and AndreasHinterhuber43 Pricing and customerlifetime value 233Markus Husemann-Kopetzky44 Pricing approaches forservitization success 236Christian Kowalkowski andWolfgang Ulaga45 Pricing capability in B2B 240Niklas L. Hallberg46 Pricing in the sharing economy 243Tobias Schäfers and Sabine Benoit47 Pricing manager: skills andresponsibilities 249David Brown48 Pricing research: state ofthe art and future opportunities 252Aliomar Lino Mattos, JoséCarlos Tiomatsu Oyadomariand Fernando Nascimento Zatta49 Pricing services andsolutions in B2B markets 264Jawwad Z. Raja and ThomasFrandsen50 Pricing: what everymanager should know 267Andreas Hinterhuber51 Psychological aspects ofprice-setting 276Gerald E. Smith52 Quantity surcharges 282Hooman Estelami53 Revenue management 285Robert Phillips54 Sales variance analysis and pricing 291Evandro Pollono and RolandsPupkevičs55 Strategic pricing 301Thomas T. Nagle56 The cross-culturalapproach to international markets 303Tiziano Vescovi57 Value-based pricing: a framework 305Andreas Hinterhuber58 Value creation inbusiness-to-business relationships 313Thomas Ritter and Achim Walter59 Value proposition:customer centric value innovation 316Pekka Töytäri60 Value quantification 322Andreas Hinterhuber61 Value quantification: totalprofit added 328Todd Snelgrove62 Value-based selling:an inter-organizationalactivity integration perspective 334Pekka Töytäri63 Willingness to pay forsustainability in B2B and B2C 340Owais Khan64 Willingness to paymeasurement approaches 343Klaus M. Miller and Z. John Zhang65 Willingness to pay (WTP) scales 348Andreas Hinterhuber
‘The Elgar Encyclopedia of Pricing is unparalleled in its coverage of all the aspects of pricing, from B2B to B2C, from psychological perspectives to economics and operations perspectives. A must-read book for everybody who is interested in pricing.’