Determinants of Demand -- the Case of the Re-Positioned Pop/Power Tarts
Price is one of the first, most important variables to consider when conducting a demand analysis. When one is aiming to construct an appropriate marketing strategy, item price is a controllable factor that influences demand, unlike the price of one's competitors. At present, Power Tarts cost less than Jiffy Wiffy Pop Tarts. When comparing two goods that can be substituted, in terms of controlled demand variables, consumers will almost always opt for the less pricey alternative, especially with a non-durable, non-luxury food items like breakfast foods.
The Jiffy Wiffy Company may be able to cash in on greater consumer loyalty, but not indefinitely, if Power Tarts gain a solid reputation as a superior product. This is true regardless of the average income of consumers in the domestic market, as even a wealthy customer might want to save money on something like a cheaper Pop Tart. At present, Jiffy Wiffy has a market edge, with the uncontrollable exit of Kellogg's from the market, and the lack of competitor toaster breakfast pastry of such a wide variety of flavors. (Purity Food's toaster tarts only have one or two varieties of flavor, to make just one example. But in terms of the perceived quality, Power Tarts are more nutritious than Pop Tarts and better...
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