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Business policy --- Economic policy --- Price regulation --- Mathematical models --- Mathematical models. --- Government price control --- Government price regulation --- Price control --- Price stabilization, Governmental --- Prices --- Pricing --- Regulation of prices --- Trade regulation --- Anti-inflationary policies --- Law and legislation --- Economic policy - Mathematical models --- Price regulation - Mathematical models

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Controle des prix --- Price regulation --- Prijscontrole --- Prix --- Réglementation --- -Government price control --- Government price regulation --- Price control --- Price stabilization, Governmental --- Prices --- Pricing --- Regulation of prices --- Trade regulation --- Anti-inflationary policies --- Law and legislation --- -Price regulation --- Réglementation --- Government price control --- Price regulation - European Economic Community countries --- POLITIQUE DE LA CONCURRENCE --- CEE

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With a series of experiments, Lena Himbert highlights the influence of the unit price’s unit of measure on the consumer’s price-level perception and quality perception. Furthermore, this thesis shows that the unit price availability and prominence influences the consumer’s store price image. When shopping for pre-packaged products, consumers are offered a variety of product and price information at the point of purchase. The unit price represents price information given to the consumer for which the factor package size is removed and thereby lowers the information load for consumers in the shopping situation. However, retailers have considerable leeway concerning the unit price format. Aspects that can be varied are for example the unit of measure (e.g., price per kg vs price per 100 g) or font size. There is little to no previous research that gives advice to retailers how they should indicate the unit price on the price label. Contents Categorization and Review of Unit Price Research Legislation and the Importance of Unit Prices in the Marketplace Experiments addressing the influence of unit prices on product level an on retailer level Target Groups Lecturers and students of business administration, in particular marketing, and psychology Executives from the fields of price management, marketing and market research The Author Lena Himbert holds a PhD of the University of Kaiserslautern (Advisor: Prof. Dr. Stefan Roth). She works as a consultant for a global management consulting firm focusing on pricing, sales and marketing.

Business. --- Market research. --- Business and Management. --- Market Research/Competitive Intelligence. --- Price regulation. --- Unit pricing --- Law and legislation. --- Government price control --- Government price regulation --- Price control --- Price regulation --- Price stabilization, Governmental --- Prices --- Pricing --- Regulation of prices --- Law and legislation --- Trade regulation --- Anti-inflationary policies --- Market research --- Marketing --- Markets --- Research --- Research, Industrial

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Price regulation --- Deweer --- --Affaire --- --Deweer, Julius --- Trials, litigation, etc --- 342.7 --- -341.645.544 --- Government price control --- Government price regulation --- Price control --- Price stabilization, Governmental --- Prices --- Pricing --- Regulation of prices --- Trade regulation --- Anti-inflationary policies --- Grondwettelijke rechten en vrijheden. Fundamentele rechten --- Law and legislation --- Deweer, Julius --- -De Weer, Julius --- Weer, Julius De --- -Trials, litigation, etc --- 342.7 Grondwettelijke rechten en vrijheden. Fundamentele rechten --- 341.645.544 --- De Weer, Julius --- Trials, litigation, etc. --- --1978-1980, --- Price regulation - Belgium --- Affaire --- Deweer, Julius - Trials, litigation, etc

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Beginning with the development of credit-money theory in the twentieth century, Paul Dalziel derives a model that explains how interest rates are used by authorities to maintain price stability. His conclusions suggest ways in which the current policy framework can be improved to promote growth, without sacrificing that stability.

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