The tenth of a cent deal is due to you taxesBruce E. Arkwright, JrErie PALinux and Metric User and EnforcerI will only invest in nukes that are 150 gigameters away. How much solar energy have you collected today?Id put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we dont hav
I think unit pricing on shelf labels in NY state is the law, so there
obviously was some push for it at some point, suggesting that many consumers
did want something like that or at least a consumer agency thought it would
have been useful. Many people we know compare per unit pricing when
shoppin
On my recent trip to the western Caribbean, I had a chance to make a few
stops in the region. While the usual suspects like Mexico are unabashedly
metric, places with strong US influence are a mixed bag. The Honduran
island of Roatan is a playground for the rich from the US, and it has a
booming
Michigan has a voluntary unit pricing law. I Googled but can't find good
details. Shelf-edge labels are permitted as an alternative to labels on every
can, and those shelf edge labels may (but don't have to) include a unit price
as
well as an item price. Most large stores use the voluntary p
I think rather it’s due to pandering to consumer stupidity – thinking somehow
that 4.199 is somehow a whole lot lower than 4.20.
The technical term for this is “marketeering”.
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Carleton
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