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The Decoy Effect How a $3 Popcorn Made Millions
Lucas and Luna dissect the decoy effect, the pricing strategy where a strategically inferior option makes another product look irresistible. Using the classic popcorn experiment and real-world examples from The Economist and movie theaters, they show how marketers nudge consumers toward higher-margin choices without anyone noticing. This episode focuses on the specific mechanics of the decoy—what makes it work, where it fails, and how to spot it before you buy. No fluff, just the trigger that quietly reshapes hundred-billion-dollar markets.
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