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This excerpt (opening commentary) highlights how salespeople and others often report pricing in biased ways (favoring their highest numbers), the role of personal self-worth in pricing decisions (what one values their time/energy at), large regional and within-country pricing differences, and the general absence of reliable benchmarks—a caution against treating anecdotal quoted prices as representative.

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