BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS
Key Points:
1. Choice depends solely on consumer perception not actual quality
2. Perception depends on how an object is described
3. People don’t consider objective reality, only perceived value
4. Lower reference points (or relative values) increase the perceived value
5. Immediate benefits are more highly valued than future rewards
6. Loss-aversion is a powerful motivator
7. Always present definite rather than possible loss-avoidance or gains
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