When we evaluate a product's price to determine whether we think the price being charged is "fair," we compare the price to some reference, either an externally available price or an internally (mentally) stored price.

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We often use reference prices, which can be external (market prices) or internal (past experiences), to assess the fairness of a product's price.

When We Evaluate a Product's Price to Determine Whether We