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by moffkalast
1107 days ago
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What someone is willing to pay for something is very arbitrary and will be influenced by such pseudo science valuation formulas if they set the price first. Price anchoring as a form of a self fulfilling prophecy. Diamonds are worth a fraction of what Debeers wants for them, but people still pay it because those are the only prices they've ever seen. On the other hand, printers are worth far more than they sell for, yet nobody would consider paying the actual price for them. |
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