Answer to Question 1
False
Answer to Question 2
Managers creating menus must consider three external factors:target market, competition, and consumer trends. Managers generallychoose from three different psychological approaches when arriving attheir final menu prices. These are low-end value pricing, midrange valuepricing, and upscale value pricing. In low-end value pricing, menu pricestend to be under 10.00, and the most common ending digit for the priceis 9, as in 2.99 . In midrange pricing, menu item prices tend to end in5 as often as in 9, such as 7.95 instead of 7.99 . Customers typicallyperceive both of these prices as above 7.00 and less than 8.00.. Pricesfor the upscale or fine-dining markets tend to end in 0, as in 17.00 . Many managers leave off the dollar sign, the decimal point, and the zeros,and list the menu price as 17 (for 17 dollars) at the end of the descriptionof the product.
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