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Preisstrategien: Die Nachteile von Listenpreisen

Warum Listenpreise keine solide Kalkulationsgrundlage darstellen

Listenpreise sind gute Anhaltspunkte für den Einstieg in Verkaufsverhandlungen. Sie basieren in den meisten Fällen auf:

  • dem geschätzten Endverbraucherpreis (z. B. dem Preis eines Bremsbelags in der Autowerkstatt) oder
  • dem Cost-Plus-Pricing, dem kostengetriebenen Ansatz zur Preisfestlegung, der sich nicht unbedingt dynamisch an Lieferantenkosten anpasst

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