FranticPonE t1_izmtudh wrote
Reply to comment by eulynn34 in Buyers perceive greater value in homes with whole, rounded numbers, new study finds by Additional-Two-7312
The "999" effect, as I'll call it here, is well established. Sell something for one dollar, or even one cent, less and you're very likely to sell more. It sounds stupid, but never bet against people being stupid.
Here it's reversed. Seems for some items people want to emphasize the idea of the item being valuable, rather than the idea that they're saving money. So the effect is inverted. I wonder if that's true for other classes of items? Is it true for say, luxury items? For other things perceived as "investments"?
tornpentacle t1_iznd7wv wrote
Value ≠ valuable. Value refers to quality of goods relative to price. "Valuable" means "worth a lot of money".
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