Dual pricing sets different prices for domestic markets and export markets.
Market differentiated pricing changes export prices according to the dynamics of each market. There are two methods for pricing your products, marginal pricing and cost-plus pricing. Cost-plus pricing strategies allocate both foreign and domestic costs to product. One outcome of this pricing strategy is that domestic products may subsidize export products, since the costs of exporting will need to be covered. Marginal pricing calculates the direct costs of producing and selling products for export separately from that of domestic markets.