odd-even pricing

odd-even pricing The pricing of a product so that the price ends in an odd number of pence, which is not far below the next number of pounds. For example, £4.99 might be used in preference to £5.00 in order to make the product appear cheaper.

• purchase fund
• purchase intent scales
• purchase ledger
• purchase ledger control account
• purchase method
• purchases budget
• purchasing and supply management
• purchasing officer
• purchasing power
• purchasing power parity
• pure competition
• pure monopoly
• pure play
• pure risk
• push manufacturing systems
• push money
• push programming
• push strategy
• put-of-more option
• put option
• puttable bonds
• put through
• PV chart
• pya
• pyramiding