Priceless: the myth of fair value (and how to take advantage of it)
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Priceless: the myth of fair value (and how to take advantage of it)

by William Poundstone

Business Psychology Economics
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Priceless challenges the assumption that value is fixed or purely objective. William Poundstone examines how people perceive prices, make judgments, and respond to comparisons, offering readers a broader understanding of value and practical insight into how pricing perceptions can be recognized and used.

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Priceless examines the idea of fair value and the assumptions people make about what things should cost.

William Poundstone explores how perceptions of price can influence judgment and decision-making.

The book offers a practical perspective on recognizing the forces that shape value.

It is suited to readers interested in business, economics, pricing, and human behavior.

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