Titlebook: Beating Inflation; An Agile, Concrete a Hermann Simon,Adam Echter Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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F. E. K. Bakkabulindi,B. Sekabembehallenges that need to be overcome affect all corporate functions. It is as much about changing corporate culture as it is about taking concrete action. All functions must be aware of the shifting sands and called to action. Increased transparency, a heightened focus on cash, and ensuring profitabil

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solutions to cope with inflationIs unabated inflation the new normal? Inflation is back and here to stay. For companies, this means that the world in which they do business has fundamentally changed. This book examines inflation from multiple perspectives and offers actions and strategies for compa

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Getting Ahead of Inflation, is to have an information system that is as timely as possible. To avoid profit-damaging delays, management must ensure increased agility and preemptive pricing to get ahead of the cost wave. Instead of large and infrequent price increases, more frequent and stepwise price increases are advisable in the face of continuously advancing inflation.

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Qian Wang,Qian Chen,Hang Zhang,Menglan Fanuation of companies varies widely across countries and industries reflecting differences in risk and cost of capital. American companies achieve a net profit margin of around 5 percent. This margin provides a rather thin buffer against the effects of inflation. Defending real profit becomes very difficult at inflation rates of 8 percent or more.

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Yu Zhang,Chao Wang,Xueqiang Gu,Jing Chenng to sales than one large price increase. In oligopolistic markets and under inflationary conditions, price leadership is particularly beneficial. Signaling can in principle be used before inflation-induced price increases but, because of the time required, it is less suitable than under price-stable conditions.

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Zhao-Fei Zhang,Jian-Jun Luo,Bai-Chun Gongry products. Not all tactics are appropriate in the face of persistent inflation; reduction of package size (a.k.a. shrinkflation) and high list prices plus large discounts are strategies that are unsuitable for the long-term. As business leaders shift tactics we encourage a test-and-learn approach.

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Zhao-Fei Zhang,Jian-Jun Luo,Bai-Chun Gong and compensation metrics will tilt toward profitability and cash management rather than unchecked revenue growth. Inflation will motivate companies to fire unprofitable customers, this implies potential conflicts with sales. Leadership must manage the process of separating from unprofitable customers while retaining profitable buyers.

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