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Bread is a staple food that plays an important role in people's lives from childhood to old age. It is enjoyed for breakfast, snacks like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and with friends and family for meals like pizza. While the bread itself does not change, people's perception of its value is not fixed and can shift based on their circumstances and environment. People may see a $1.49 loaf as expensive when money is tight but not think twice about it otherwise. Major events like hurricanes can also affect perceptions of a bread's value and cause people to compete for the last loaves in stock.
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Presentación sobre valor de pan
- 1. The Value of a loaf of Bread Team.-25643
- 3. Uses • Bread is a STAPLE. It is a part of our lives from start to end. • As toddlers we have our first bite of white bread. We grow to love it as kids. It is our breakfast, our quick snack (PB&J).
- 4. Uses • Later we enjoy with friends and loved ones. We relish pizza, enjoy varieties such as french bread, baguette, sourdough bread, pumpernickel bread etc. • We share this love of bread across generations. Only towards the end when we loose our teeth we trade bread for medicines summarized in the picture of eating a sandwich filled with medicines.
- 5. Loaf of a bread • With the bread you have a lot of forms to put the imagination to work
- 6. Imagination with a loaf of bread • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNbRikFDly
- 8. Value • It’s funny how we assign value to things. When you’re out of bread and in a hurry, $1.49 doesn’t seem so bad. When it’s close to payday and you’re short on funds, $1.49 seems like highway robbery.
- 9. Value • In either case, the bread is the same— “Changes in environment and circumstance often it still weighs the same, smells the cause a shift in perceived same, tastes the same—but our value" perception of the bread’s value is different. Changes in environment and circumstance often cause a shift in perceived value"
- 10. Value • Our perception of the bread’s “People who would never dream of buying those value is different, changes in high-priced “premium” brands gladly pay environment and circumstance whatever price appears on the cash register” often cause a shift in perceived value. If you doubt that, visit a grocery store within a few hours of a hurricane or other major storm, and watch people fight over the last loaf of bread or gallon of milk.
- 11. ¿What determines the value?