The Science of Pricing December 7, 2015 4:30pm by Barry Ritholtz Click for complete graphic Click for ginormous graphic Source: Visual Capitalist Spread the wealth. twitter facebook linkedin What's been said: Discussions found on the web: Iamthe50percent commented on Dec 7 When I was an appraisal student it was considered unethical to consider a suggested value. We were told to reject any job that a suggested or “target” value. KDawg commented on Dec 7 I love stuff like this. Read this next.January 26, 2018 Voting with their wallets? Consumer expectations after the EU referendumFebruary 27, 2020 No, It Is Not a Bubble (Yet)January 3, 2010 Monetary Policy in the Crisis: Past, Present, and Future Posted Under Behavioral Finance/Psychology Previous Post Masters in Business: Roger Lowenstein Next Post Daily News calls NRA Chief Wayne LaPierre a terorrist
Iamthe50percent commented on Dec 7 When I was an appraisal student it was considered unethical to consider a suggested value. We were told to reject any job that a suggested or “target” value.
When I was an appraisal student it was considered unethical to consider a suggested value. We were told to reject any job that a suggested or “target” value.
I love stuff like this.