Are our international prices optimally set relative to local purchasing power, and would a purchasing-power-parity adjusted pricing model increase international revenue by more than 10%?
Evaluate whether adjusting prices for local purchasing power in key international markets would grow volume enough to offset lower prices.
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Are our international prices optimally set relative to local purchasing power, and would a purchasing-power-parity adjusted pricing model increase international revenue by more than 10%?
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