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Curriculum Overview KS3

Subject:

Business Studies

Overview effective from[date

]:

September 2017

3.5.4 The elements of the marketing mix: price, product, promotion and place (4Ps)

Specification

content

Learning

objectives

Additional

guidance

Suggested

timing

(hours)

Learning activities and resources

Pricing methods

To understand

price skimming

and price

penetration.

To understand

the impact these

pricing decisions

will have on the

business.

Students should

have an

understanding of

the main features

of pricing methods

and the impact

they will have on a

business.

1

Reference –

BBC Bitesize webpage on pricing new products

Show four products – mobile phone, petrol, bread, designer clothes –

students brainstorm the factors that would impact the level of price

charged for each product, eg quality, brand, age of product, features, tax

level etc.

Teacher led explanation of price skimming and price penetration.

Students to think of examples of products that use these pricing strategies.

Teacher led discussion on the impacts these pricing decisions will have on

the business.

Students complete an analysis question on pricing strategies, for example

– explain two benefits for PlayStation of using price skimming when

launching their latest console.

To understand

competitive

pricing, loss

leader and cost-

plus pricing.

To understand

the impact these

pricing decisions

will have on the

business.

Students should

have an

understanding of

the main features

of pricing methods

and the impact

they will have on a

business.

2

Teacher led explanation of competitive pricing, loss leader and cost-plus

pricing.

Students to think of examples of products that use these pricing strategies.

Teacher led discussion on the impacts these pricing decisions will have on

the business.

Starter –

graveyard hangman

Complete question 1d) 9 marks June 2015.

Drag and drop activity on pricing strategies