Re: TI-92 Price


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Re: TI-92 Price



Best Buy's regular price is $189.99, but it was $179 in your area b/c of
what is called a 'market reaction'... basically, someone else in your area
(Office Depot, OfficeMax, Circuit City, Incredible Universe maybe) has the
item for that price, so BBY's shoppers found it and 'reacted' to (matched)
that price... However BBY only offers that price as long as the competitor
does, and only reacts in the metro area where that price was found.


So *if* OfficeMax in Austin, TX advertised the TI-92 for $179.97 (until
10/20/96), (with our regular price $189.99), BBY stores local to Austin
would 'react' their price to $179.97 until 10/20... but New York stores
would not be affected... their price would be $189.99 (unless OM's ad was
nationwide)


But this discussion is about calculators, not retail policy, so enough with
that...




At 16:14 10/16/96 GMT, Peter John Zdebski wrote:
>I was my local best buy last sunday and i saw it there for $179, which isnt
>bad, i dont know if other best buys would have them for the same price.
>
>Dominique Bernardi (bernardi@math.jussieu.fr) wrote:
>: In article (Dans l'article) <325EE42F.6093@nowhere.none>, Mike
>: <none@nowhere.none> wrote (icrivait) :
>
>: >Is there anywhere that sells the TI-92 for under $199.99?
>: >
>: >How many of you bought one for under $200?
>: >
>: >Mike
>
>: And who is selling it on the web (even for a bit more ?)
>
>: --
>: Dominique Bernardi, Theorie des Nombres
>: Universite Pierre et Marie Curie
>: 4 place Jussieu - F75005 Paris Tel (33-1) 44275441
>: bernardi@math.jussieu.fr
>
>
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