G202 Unilever Case + Market Power and Pricing

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
0.0(0)
full-widthCall Kai
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/27

flashcard set

Earn XP

Description and Tags

Topic 5 G202

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

28 Terms

1
New cards

Unilever Slogan

Do Well by Doing Good

2
New cards

USLP

Unilever sustainable living plan

3
New cards

Stakeholder Heirarchy

Consumers, Society, Employees, Shareholders

4
New cards

Consumers

Growing trend to health and environment

5
New cards

Employees

Increased motivation & empowerment = more innovation

6
New cards

Govt regulation & NGO activists

mitigating global social threats

7
New cards

Socially Responsible Investors (SRIs)

trust and transparency

8
New cards

more elastic consumer

decreased price

9
New cards

more inelastic consumer

increased proce

10
New cards

USLP initial result

increased profit

11
New cards

Customer Loyalty after USLP

higher prices, more sales. market share outpaced market growth (operating amrgins 13.6%→14.5%)

12
New cards

Employee loyalty after USLP

improved retention and recruiting, increased productivity. (employee satisfaction 635→ 75%)

13
New cards

investor loyalty after USLP

more R&D and expansion, listed as sustainability leaders (18% increase in valus)

14
New cards

Profit maximization reached

MR=MC

15
New cards

Social efficiency

D=MC

16
New cards

USLP Results

mixed social impact

17
New cards

Sustainable targets

2013→ 50 tgts, 5 off plan

2014→67 tgts, 7 off plan

18
New cards

internal resources (can control)

GHG down 40%

water impact down 31%

19
New cards

external resources (cant control)

GHG increased 5%

water impact increased 15%

20
New cards

case choice

doubled down on USLP with partnerships

21
New cards

case result

Unilever’s USLP advanced sustainability and equality by cutting waste and emissions, improving nutrition, reaching 1.3 billion people, and empowering over 2 million women.

22
New cards

market power

when firms restrict competition to sustain price>MC

23
New cards

market strategies for market power

guard trade secrets, control essential resource, exclusive contracts/customer lock in, collusion

24
New cards

non market strategies for market power

government licensing, patent/copyright, trade regulations, govt/ngo certifications

25
New cards

a firm with market power

produces too few units, prices set higher than efficient

26
New cards

customizing prices

matching price to consumer elasticity

27
New cards

imperfect price discrimination

groups charged diff prices based on elasticity (increased Pro Surplus)

28
New cards

perfect price discrimination

each consumer charged diff price based on elasticity (max Pro surplus)

Explore top flashcards