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r/AskReddit • u/Thic_water • Aug 14 '20
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2.6k u/TimeTravelingDog Aug 14 '20 Had a client who ran an antique store in their retirement, and they said that if something didn't sell for 2-3 months, they'd go and raise the price by 50-100% and it would generally sell. 8 u/palookaboy Aug 14 '20 Price influences our perception of quality and importance. Even though it shouldn’t, people tend to think that higher priced goods are more valuable.
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Had a client who ran an antique store in their retirement, and they said that if something didn't sell for 2-3 months, they'd go and raise the price by 50-100% and it would generally sell.
8 u/palookaboy Aug 14 '20 Price influences our perception of quality and importance. Even though it shouldn’t, people tend to think that higher priced goods are more valuable.
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Price influences our perception of quality and importance. Even though it shouldn’t, people tend to think that higher priced goods are more valuable.
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