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If I ran a large business, I would certainly look at the most-common purchases and combinations of purchases (especially low-cost items, like a candy bar) and c
by gyardley 15y ago
If I ran a large business, I would certainly look at the most-common purchases and combinations of purchases (especially low-cost items, like a candy bar) and consider tweaking prices so I gained rather than lost two pennies on my most common transactions.
Places with limited and standardized menus, like fast-food restaurants, could do this quite easily.
Enough businesses do this, and things no longer even out over time.
- prawn 15y agoTo the point where the less-privileged suffer significantly? It's not as though rounding up a bit is going to be the only way businesses try to squeeze out more money.
- prawn 15y agoTo the point where the less-privileged suffer significantly? It's not as though rounding up a bit is going to be the only way businesses try to squeeze out more money.