關於Pricing的意思和用法的提問

A: A product is sold at a price that has no profit.

A: Dynamic pricing, also referred to as surge pricing, demand pricing, or time-based pricing, is a revenue management pricing strategy in which businesses set flexible prices for products or services based on current market demands.

A: yes.... it's used by people in , for example, marketing, where how many people click on your ad, or watch your YouTube short, etc determines the price of the ad, instead of how many hours, or people, or how much effort it took to make the advertisement. The client says how valuable the product or service is, and what they are willing to pay, based on how much they are helped by that product or service.

A: さもなければ、あなたの寛大な値段に応じられればよかったです。

I hope this makes sense. I struggled with it. :) If not, I can try to explain in English.

A: × I had misunderstood the pricing plans of English learning application on iPhone.
✓ I had misunderstood the pricing for an English learning application on iPhone.

× Although I don't know it is often with case for everyone, I feel like the subscription is good business system because there are following mistakes like mine.
✓ Although I don't know if it is often the case for everyone, I feel like the subscription plan is a good business system, because there are many mistakes like mine.

× Unfortunately, I started to use new app only in free trail but spilled my mind to cancel contract then I was charged a fee of next 3 months against my will.
✓ Unfortunately, I started to use the new app only in the free trail, but intended to cancel the subscription; then I was charged a fee for the next 3 months against my will.

× Anyway now that I've paid it, I'll use every little bit of it!
✓ Anyway now that I've paid it, I'll use every little bit of it! = correct

× ↑it was difficult to explain in English.
✓ ↑it was difficult to explain in English.

Yes, you have done well. I think I understand you, and have reworded in some places.

A:
Ok. That makes sense.

Then my definition of

"pricing a product across many countries"

should be accurate 👍🏻

A: We need to be sharp about pricing OR
We need to be sharp with pricing

Here "pricing" is a verb that acts on an unknown subject

"for" is when you do something for someone or something.
You can be sharp "for" your brother.
You can be sharp "for" the basketball game.

"through" as a preposition is for when you are moving across space or time.
You cannot be sharp "through" a verb
You can sit "through" something.


"within" as a preposition is for when you want to express a boundary
You cannot be sharp "within" an action (pricing)
You can be sharp "within" your mind.

"on" as a preposition is for when you want to define a place or a time.
You can be sharp "on" Tuesdays
You can be sharp "on" the soccer field.

A: The impact of the cut (interest rate reduction) is baked into (i.e., is included in) the calculations of the bond price.

A: How do businesses decide how much to charge customers?

One way is economic pricing: they look at how much it takes them to make the product and charge a higher number for profit.
For example, if it costs a business $5 to make a shirt, they will charge customers $12 for the shirt.
$5 will be used to make another shirt, and the owner will keep $2

Another way is emotional pricing. "Emotional pricing" is what it sounds like...pricing based on emotions. You do not look at how much it costs you to make the product. You just charge whatever you want.

For example: The owner spends $5 to make a shirt, but he will sell it for only $2 to make customers happy. That's emotional pricing. It is very bad and the owner will lose money very fast.