QUESTION: 157

When creating a custom pricing plan step for attribute-based pricing in the Default Pricing Plan, where should the step be placed in sequence?
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Before Sequence 10: Initialize Pricing Context
Between Sequence 10: Initialize Pricing Context and Sequence 20: Load Price List Entries
Between Sequence 30: Initialize Pricing Variables and Sequence 40: Apply Offer Adjustments
After Sequence 90: Apply Parent Variables

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 158

A parent/child price list would be useful for: (Choose TWO)
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Creating child price lists for different regions
Applying rules to child price lists
Changing the pricing of child products in bundles
Changing the pricing of the parent product in a bundle

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 159

The affectivity time frame for a product's pricing charge:
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Can affect whether the product displays in the Products list of the cart
Can determine whether an adjustment or an override can be used to discount the product
Can cause a pricing element to no longer be used
Can be paired with a pricing variable to determine frequency

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 160

Each time a new smartphone is offered, the company wants to automatically decrease its price over time. How could this be done?
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Using a rule and time policies to control effectivity
Using a rule and time plans to control effectivity
Using multiple price lists with effectivity time frames
Using price list entries with effectivity time frames

Answer(s): D

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