研究生: |
李莉翡 Sirirat Pluthikarmpae |
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論文名稱: |
The Relationship between Price-promotion Intensity and Sales Volume: A Case Study of Stainless Steel Kitchenware Market in Thailand The Relationship between Price-promotion Intensity and Sales Volume: A Case Study of Stainless Steel Kitchenware Market in Thailand |
指導教授: |
呂志豪
Shih-Hao Lu |
口試委員: |
呂志豪
Shih-Hao Lu 鄭仁偉 Jen-Wei Cheng 李嘉林 Chia-Lin Lee |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
管理學院 - 企業管理系 Department of Business Administration |
論文出版年: | 2020 |
畢業學年度: | 108 |
語文別: | 英文 |
論文頁數: | 63 |
中文關鍵詞: | Retailing 、Pricing 、Promotion 、Price-promotion Intensity 、Competitive market 、Stainless Steel 、Kitchenware 、Thailand |
外文關鍵詞: | Retailing, Pricing, Promotion, Price-promotion Intensity, Competitive market, Stainless Steel, Kitchenware, Thailand |
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ABSTRACT
The retail markets in Thailand become intensely competitive due to the number of competitors entering the market and globalization. New companies that have recently entered the market could manufacture their products at a marked-down price and consequently use the price-cutting strategy to compete with the existing brands. Competitors, both newcomers and previously existing companies, tend to cut down the selling price to gain more market share for themselves and stimulate more demand. Currently, many companies in Thailand were wrecked and closed down as the consequence of economic downturn and intense price competition. In order to survive this situation, companies have to find the optimal promotional strategy to attract demand for products to increase profits.
This study investigated the relations between factors of the price-promotion intensity and sales volume which factors of the company and also competitor factors were explored. The simultaneous model of determinants of retailer pricing strategy (Shankar & Bolton, 2004) was applied to examine the stainless steel kitchenware market in Thailand, focused on the product line of noodle pots in which the target customers of this product is restaurant businesses, not home users. This study used the data from 2 companies that currently dominate the market of stainless steel kitchenware in Thailand.
From the result, this research found that the company’s deal depth is the only substantial factor that affects the sales volume of the company itself. On the other hand, the competitor’s deal depth does not correlate with the company’s sales volume. And the type of deal that the company provided does not matter.
ABSTRACT
The retail markets in Thailand become intensely competitive due to the number of competitors entering the market and globalization. New companies that have recently entered the market could manufacture their products at a marked-down price and consequently use the price-cutting strategy to compete with the existing brands. Competitors, both newcomers and previously existing companies, tend to cut down the selling price to gain more market share for themselves and stimulate more demand. Currently, many companies in Thailand were wrecked and closed down as the consequence of economic downturn and intense price competition. In order to survive this situation, companies have to find the optimal promotional strategy to attract demand for products to increase profits.
This study investigated the relations between factors of the price-promotion intensity and sales volume which factors of the company and also competitor factors were explored. The simultaneous model of determinants of retailer pricing strategy (Shankar & Bolton, 2004) was applied to examine the stainless steel kitchenware market in Thailand, focused on the product line of noodle pots in which the target customers of this product is restaurant businesses, not home users. This study used the data from 2 companies that currently dominate the market of stainless steel kitchenware in Thailand.
From the result, this research found that the company’s deal depth is the only substantial factor that affects the sales volume of the company itself. On the other hand, the competitor’s deal depth does not correlate with the company’s sales volume. And the type of deal that the company provided does not matter.
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