Disappearing perceived value in the financial sector has already delivered an enormous shock to the economy.
"No. 1 is the taste factor; the other is perceived value in terms of nutrition.
The longer drive, in a situation in which time can be of the essence, is a tradeoff for perceived value in a New York City birth experience.
"Our brand, being a premium brand, has stood for the highest quality," Mr. Redsun said, "and there's a perceived value in that" during a downturn.
They suggest that today's cutthroat competition in college admissions has less to do with real educational value than with a market-driven scramble for perceived value in an academic world where the difference between reality and perception is breaking down.
But – and here's where Skiff comes in – there is no perceived value in print magazines anymore.
This paper explores where and how marketing accountability of a supplier meets customer perceived value in a business relationship setting.
Pricing should reflect the perceived value in the eyes of the consumer or what it is worth to the consumer.
The findings support the importance of customer perceived value in building relationship quality and in brand equity, and reveal intentional loyalty as a precursor of future economic results.
(People accept giving up personal information in return for perceived value in the physical world too, by the way, every time they use a loyalty card at the supermarket to save a few bucks).
