
Methods of Adding Value Taster lesson in Business
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12th Grade
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is the primary reason companies can sell their products for more than they cost to produce?
Back
Added value
Answer explanation
Companies can sell products for more than production costs primarily due to added value. This refers to the enhancements or features that increase a product's appeal, allowing companies to charge higher prices.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Method of adding value demonstrated by pre-packaging watermelon in a ready-to-eat format.
Back
Convenience
Answer explanation
Pre-packaging watermelon in a ready-to-eat format enhances convenience for consumers, allowing them to enjoy the fruit without the need for preparation. This method focuses on making the product easier to access and consume.
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
How does branding add value to a product?
Back
By creating a well-recognised and trusted image
Answer explanation
Branding adds value by creating a well-recognised and trusted image, which enhances customer loyalty and perceived quality, making consumers more likely to choose that product over competitors.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Why might customers be willing to pay more for Nike trainers compared to unbranded trainers?
Back
Nike trainers have a strong brand association
Answer explanation
Customers are willing to pay more for Nike trainers because they have a strong brand association, which conveys quality, status, and trust, unlike unbranded trainers that lack this recognition.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is one reason Marks & Spencer can charge more for their food compared to Aldi?
Back
Higher quality perception
Answer explanation
Marks & Spencer can charge more for their food due to a higher quality perception among consumers. This perception is built on their brand reputation and product offerings, which are often seen as superior to those of Aldi.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
How does Gymshark add value to their clothing products?
Back
By using unique designs and features
Answer explanation
Gymshark adds value to their clothing products by using unique designs and features, which differentiate them from competitors and appeal to their target market, rather than focusing solely on price or imitation.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is a unique selling point (USP)?
Back
A feature that differentiates a product from competitors
Answer explanation
A unique selling point (USP) is a feature that differentiates a product from competitors, making it stand out in the market. This is crucial for attracting customers and establishing brand identity.
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