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When Higher Consumer Demand Doesn’t Lead to a Price Increase
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When Higher Consumer Demand Doesn’t Lead to a Price Increase

The high willingness-to-pay of customers often comes with strong expectations of fairness and trustworthiness.

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Utpal Dholakia
Jul 30, 2022
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“We’re making 20 times the amount of sanitizer in July as we did last year. It just gives you the sense of the demand that there is.” - Laxman Narasimhan, CEO of Reckitt Benckiser, Maker of Lysol.

When a business sets prices using the Value Pricing Framework, it uses four inputs into its pricing decision: costs, customer value, reference prices, and valu…

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