h a l f b a k e r yI didn't say you were on to something, I said you were on something.
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It all started with $19.99, then $19.98. The state of the art is now $19.94 ... I still can't even phantom the power.
Even so, I was going to have the audacity to submit my revolutionary $19.93 price tag idea... but even that's not enough the only way to put this to bed is with a $19.RANDOM price
tag.... $19.34 , $19.56, $19.01 ... most items in the store will all have different slightly random price.
With 100 numbers to choose from, it will take a very long time for consumers to get habituated. And before they do, the sales will rocket way up. Even $19.99 items will be hot sellers. After all, everyone loves nostalgia.
$19.94
$19_2e94_20Price_20Tag
In case you missed it. . [pertinax, Dec 05 2021]
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How is the random number generated? |
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What statistical methods will be used to ensure an even spread of the different values? |
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What degree of tolerance will be permitted per unit, line, aisle, shop, region, product, time period? |
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If you have degrees of tolerance you're not truly random. It must be possible, however unlikely, to have all items in a given store at $19.95 |
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Right but true randomness is an immpossibility isn't it? |
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Yes but on a smaller scale than that. |
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