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estebxx said:
method114 said

Nah it was a highschool class might have been economics...no clue just remember it being one of the more interesting parts of a very boring class.


Makes sense setting up a price is a very basic concept.


I remember taking a class similar to that back in college, more or less marketing but at the same time I took an e-Business class for two years and first years were brought up to spec with SWOTs. I found both classes to be rather interesting at the time and once you learn both it becomes easier to see the strats and tactics the big 3 use, compared to the average person who doesn't see much and takes what they see, for me when I see £399, I know it's basically £1 less and I know I'm not saving much money but if it's less than £399 (say £250) then I know I'm saving near £50 the original RRP which sounds moe like a deal.

I'm also looking at every price offer around my local food chain stores to see how good the offers really are when they stack up against single product prices and how much you actually save, you'd be surprised how many deals make it sound like you're saving money but you're actually not that well off.



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