Since production cost is zero in this case, Profit=Total Revenue generated.
We need to look at the pricing strategy that generates maximum revenue.
Case of individual pricing for each product
Product : Mascara
There are 3 price options.$60, $50 and $30
At a price of $60, only one customer (A) will buy it. Total Revenue is $60 in this option.
At a price of $50, two customers (A, B) will buy it. Total Revenue is 2*$50 i.e. $100 in this option.
At a price of $30, all customers (A, B and C) will buy it. Total Revenue is 3*$30 i.e. $90 in this option.
Revenue i.e. maximized at a price of $50. So, optimal price for Mascara is $50
Product : Eyeliner
There are 3 price options.$50, $75 and $90
At a price of $90, only one customer (C) will buy it. Total Revenue is $90 in this option.
At a price of $75, two customers (B and C) will buy it. Total Revenue is 2*$75 i.e. $150 in this option.
At a price of $50, all customers (A, B and C) will buy it. Total Revenue is 3*$50 i.e. $150 in this option.
Revenue i.e. maximized at a price of $50 and $75. Seller is indifferent for these two prices.
Total Revenue (Profit) in case of individual pricing =100+150=$250
Now Let us examine the case of bundle pricing
Valuation of bundle of 1 unit of Mascara and 1 unit of Eyeliner for customer A=60+50=$110
Valuation of bundle of 1 unit of Mascara and 1 unit of Eyeliner for customer B=50+75=$125
Valuation of bundle of 1 unit of Mascara and 1 unit of Eyeliner for customer C=30+90=$120
Price options for each bundle (set of 1 unit of each product) are $110, $120 and $125
At a price of $125, only one customer (B) will buy it. Total Revenue is $125 in this option.
At a price of $120, two customers (B and C) will buy it. Total Revenue is 2*$120 i.e. $240 in this option.
At a price of $110, all customers (A, B and C) will buy it. Total Revenue is 3*$110 i.e. $330 in this option.
Revenue is maximized at a price of $110 per bundle (set of 1 unit of each product)
Total Revenue (Profit) at optimal price in bundle price=$330
We can find that bundle pricing leads to higher profit. So, Bundle pricing at a price of $110 per bundle (set of 1 unit each) will give higher profit.
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