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Anchoring on Historical Round Number Reference Points: Evidence from Durable Goods Resale Prices
This paper examines how people price the resale of durable goods in systematically biased ways. We show across four studies that the anchoring effect of durable goods’ prior sales prices on subsequent valuations is discontinuous at psychologically-salient round number reference points (e.g., $10,000
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