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內容大綱
This is a supplement to 9B13E013.
學習目標
This case is intended as an intermediate case for both undergraduate and MBA students. It has been used in a revenue management course as part of a session on setting prices when: 1) limited capacity exists, and 2) two sources of uncertainty surround the potential customers (i.e., [a] customers belong to different segments or groups, and [b] within each group, customers differ in their willingness-to-pay or valuation). The learning objective is for students to develop their modelling skills in formulating the problem and deriving the optimal single price for the service.