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Definition	:	Economic Value to the Customer
Category	:	Business » Business Terms
Country/ Region	:	Worldwide
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Type	:	Initialism

What does EVC mean?

Economic Value to the Customer (EVC) is a value-based pricing methodology that focuses on how the customer perceives the value of a product or service based on the benefit they get from it.
EVC is based on the insight that a customer will buy a product or service only if its value to them outweighs the value of the closest alternative.

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What is the full form of EVC in Economics?

The full form of EVC is Economic Value to the Customer

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