3.
Finding and analysis
A.
I) The first determinant of demand asked in
our survey was taste and preference. Based on the survey, 9 out of 10people
have purchased UNIQLO’s product. Most of them state the reason they choose
UNIQLO is because of their good quality products for a reasonable price. Thus,
this is predicted by UNIQLO’s marketing strategy of producing good quality
products with a low price.
II) The second factor of demand being asked in our
survey was elasticity of UNIQLO’s products if there are changes in the price.
From the survey, it shows that majority of the people state that they agree on
that price is a major influence when buying a UNIQLO product because there are
many other retail brands as well. However, 8 out of 10 people strongly agree
that the prices for UNIQLO’s products are reasonable.
III) The
third factor of demand that was asked in our survey was price of related goods
which are substitutes and complements. Based on our survey, it can be concluded
that majority would not continue to buy UNIQLO’s products if the price of
UNIQLO’s products are more expensive.
IV) The
fourth factor of demand asked in our survey was consumer expectation. Based on
the findings, all of the people that answered the survey would like to purchase
more UNIQLO’s product during the promotion period and majority of them are
willing to wait for the promotion period.
B.
I) Based
on the survey, majority of the people interviewed prefer UNIQLO’s product
because of its Asian sizing instead of H&M and Zara which uses European
sizing. With a favorable change in consumer tastes for UNIQLO, the demand for
UNIQLO will increase; the demand curve will shift rightward.
II) According
to the survey, majority of the people agree that price is a major influence
when buying a UNIQLO product. This is because UNIQLO is a monopolistic
competitor and the competition in the industry is very competitive. An increase
in price of UNIQLO’s product would lead to an increase in demand of
competitor’s products.
III) Based on the survey, availability and price
of substitute goods are also a factor of demand for UNIQLO’s product. When the
price of H&M’s or ZARA’s product remain the same while the price of
UNIQLO’s product increase, the demand for H&M’s or ZARA’s product would
increase.
IV) According
to the survey, consumer expectation will shift the demand for UNIQLO’s product.
For example, A Newly formed expectation of higher future prices may cause
consumers to buy now in order to “beat” the anticipated price rises, thus
increasing current demand. In our case, demand for UNIQLO’s product during the
promotion period will increase because of the lower price of the products.
C.
I)
II)
IV)
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