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Effect of Pricing Strategies on Sales Volume in Prithvi Exchange India Limited

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Pricing strategies play a crucial role in determining the sales performance of organizations, especially in highly competitive industries such as financial and foreign exchange services. This study examines the effect of different pricing strategies on the sales volume of Prithvi Exchange India Limited using a secondary data approach. The research focuses on three major pricing strategies: competitive pricing, discount pricing, and value-based pricing. Data has been collected from company reports, industry publications, and academic journals. The findings reveal a strong positive relationship between pricing strategies and sales volume. Competitive pricing significantly influences customer acquisition, while discount pricing boosts short-term sales. Value-based pricing contributes to long-term customer loyalty. The study concludes that adopting a balanced pricing strategy is essential for sustained growth and competitive advantage.
International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research (IJFMR)
Title: Effect of Pricing Strategies on Sales Volume in Prithvi Exchange India Limited
Description:
Pricing strategies play a crucial role in determining the sales performance of organizations, especially in highly competitive industries such as financial and foreign exchange services.
This study examines the effect of different pricing strategies on the sales volume of Prithvi Exchange India Limited using a secondary data approach.
The research focuses on three major pricing strategies: competitive pricing, discount pricing, and value-based pricing.
Data has been collected from company reports, industry publications, and academic journals.
The findings reveal a strong positive relationship between pricing strategies and sales volume.
Competitive pricing significantly influences customer acquisition, while discount pricing boosts short-term sales.
Value-based pricing contributes to long-term customer loyalty.
The study concludes that adopting a balanced pricing strategy is essential for sustained growth and competitive advantage.

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