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Business, 25.02.2020 20:16 gabrielrivasgom

Sjcam used a penetration pricing strategy to introduce its Legend action camera to compete with the latest GoPro offering. Which of the following conditions would argue for using a penetration pricing strategy when introducing this new camera?
a. A large potential market exists, even at a high price.
b. Technological problems still exist for competitors, prohibiting their entry into the market for at least six months.
c. Increasing volume substantially reduces production costs.
d. Consumers perceive a price-quality relationship.
e. The product relatively prices insensitive (price inelastic).

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