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Priceless
The Myth of Fair Value (and How to Take Advantage of It)
Thursday, February 25, 2010
CBS News Sunday Morning
I did a segment on shopping mall and restaurant prices for
CBS News Sunday Morning
, set to run this Sunday. Air times are
here
.
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2010
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August
(1)
Anchoring Is Back: Meet the $69 Hot Dog
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May
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Why No One’s Saying What Charlie Sheen Got
Article in Playboy
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April
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Monetizing the Male Ego
Pricing the eBook
The Loser’s Curse
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March
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“Priceless” Now on Kindle
Cash and Calories
Sticker Shock Hits Disneyland
Unpopular Pricing
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February
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CBS News Sunday Morning
Offers You Can’t Refuse
Buy Buttons Are Back
“Priceless” is Priceless, on Amazon
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January
(10)
Does 9 Just Sound Cheap?
Priceless Trailer a Huffington Post Fave?
Addendum: The Zen of Toilet Tissue
Maddest of the “Mad Men” (Part 3)
Maddest of the “Mad Men” (Part 2)
Maddest of the “Mad Men”
Op-Ed in Los Angeles Times
How Much Is Enough?
Pricing the Snuggie
Publication Date, and a Mystery
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2009
(32)
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December
(4)
How to Convince People That Black is White
Decoding Fast-Food Menus
New York Magazine Excerpt
The Gender Surcharge
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November
(2)
Double Take
How Much for a Can of Whoop Ass?
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October
(2)
“Artisanal”: A Word That’ll Cost You
“10 for $10”
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September
(1)
Living Next to the Obamas: Worth $500,000?
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August
(3)
Scalping in the Age of Craigslist
Answer: Who Paid for the Beers?
Who Paid for the Beers?
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July
(2)
Why Stand in Line for Cheap Broadway Tickets?
Fourth Circle of Hell (Home Edition)
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June
(3)
Why We Don't Always Order the Gnocci
Frank Lloyd Wright Money Pit, $15 Million
The Price Machine of Irving Fisher
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May
(4)
Are Two Prices Better Than One?
Do Credit Card “Deadbeats” Get a Free Ride?
Priceless Painting Marked Down to $6 Million
The Why of "Free" WiFi
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April
(4)
Secret of the 99 Cents Only Store
Pricing the Cable TV Banquet
Information Wants to Be Free (or Reasonable?)
Mr. Whipple Was Wrong
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March
(5)
Bonus Rage
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February
(2)
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