
Solving the Paradox of Fair Prices
Charging different prices is often fairer than charging everyone the same price. Companies should take steps to educate customers and win their support for this approach.
Charging different prices is often fairer than charging everyone the same price. Companies should take steps to educate customers and win their support for this approach.
When B2B companies let technology drive their pricing governance models, they can lose sight of their strategic objectives. Smart pricing authority keeps them on course.
It’s time to look at pricing decisions in a new light. Game Changer: How Strategic Pricing Shapes Businesses, Markets, and Society not only exposes the flaws in current pricing models, it also explains how the right pricing strategy can change the trajectory of your business, your industry, and in many cases, society as well.
Learn moreMedtech companies have begun a long-overdue shift to disciplined, value-based pricing—the kind of pricing that can improve performance and fuel innovation.
BCG on Inflation
Explore BCG’s insights on how to navigate today’s inflationary environment while building competitive advantage for tomorrow.
A data-driven, repeatable approach to pricing will set producers up to raise prices when conditions warrant it and protect themselves when growth inevitably slows.
BCG on Marketing, Sales, and Pricing
Customer expectations are rising—are you ready to meet them? Explore our latest insights and thought leadership.
The pandemic has radically reset the pace of change in the banking industry. To keep up, a new approach is needed—fast.
Following the lead of successful B2C service providers in other sectors could generate improvement as high as 10% to 15% of current daily banking revenue.
In turbulent times, customers look for great deals. Six strategies can help companies introduce affordable offerings safely and profitably.
Travel companies can move beyond ticket pricing to focus on new models for customer understanding and engagement.
CPG firms need to change the way they price—now and after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides.
Emerging from the isolation of the past 15 months, US consumers express optimism—some cautiously and others confidently—about resuming their pre-pandemic activities.