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What should a price elasticity dashboard show for B2B decisions?
Table 3What should a price elasticity dashboard show for B2B decisions?
| Dashboard field | Review question | Risk if missing |
|---|---|---|
| Price object | Is the measure list, quoted, net invoice, or negotiated price? | A list-price movement is mistaken for the customer's treatment |
| Population and segment | Which accounts, renewals, or transactions enter the view? | Selection is read as willingness to pay |
| Reference point | What prior price, discount, or comparison does the buyer carry? | The change has no interpretable baseline |
| Non-price treatment | Did scope, service, term, implementation, or sponsor change? | Price is treated as the only intervention |
| Period and outcome | Which window and quantity, renewal, or exit outcome close the row? | Different horizons are compared as one result |
| Decision and owner | Which action may the dashboard inform, and who reviews it? | A descriptive coefficient steers an unbounded action |
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