A three-pack of Good Times flavored cigarillos at Everest costs 99 cents, an alluring price for the store's clientele: young, poor African-Americans.
The similarly spartan (albeit decidedly less cheeky) Tata Nano, a subcompact introduced to the Indian market in 2008 at the alluring price of $2,000, has proven a hard sell to shoppers who would rather purchase a used example of a more luxurious car than a new one completely bereft of creature comforts.
Most of the pressure cookers online are priced between $50 and $200, but Bed Bath & Beyond sells one for $19.99, an alluring price point for young, broke, aspiring vegans.
Meanwhile, Borsheim's, a huge Omaha jewelry store also owned by Berkshire and site of a huge Sunday barbecue for shareholders, surely did a stunning business since it was packed as it gave 25percentt discounts on already-alluring prices for those attending the meeting.
More recently, Western festivalgoers have begun to take notice of these concerts, drawn not only by the acts, but also by the alluring ticket prices and the unfettered enthusiasm of the audience.
Normally, as the region enters the height of tourist season, which runs from now through March, sun-deprived travelers flock to the islands for the region's idyllic weather and alluring beaches, prices soar to peak levels and resorts fill up well in advance.
Nevertheless, the cinematic experience of plasma, coupled with such alluring low prices, make this a hard to resist buy for smart, frugal consumers.
On the contrary, his policy was to make the firm's goods ever more alluring by increasing prices, not reducing them.
But like a half-dozen or so new biotechnology drugs with a similar combination — alluring promise, high price and only arguable benefits — Avastin raises troubling questions: What does it mean to say an expensive drug works?
"You need to put the rest of your life on hold while doing it up," said Ms. Eve, who started house hunting in Marrakech but found the prices more alluring in Fez, around 50 percent cheaper.
