Test different pricing strategies and discover what makes people willing to pay. Kids experiment with value perception, anchoring, bundling, and other pricing techniques. Financial literacy and critical thinking through hands-on experimentation.
Ages 8–14 · Project guide · 3 skill levels
Your child tests what a price actually does. Same product, different numbers, real reactions. They gather the data, find where their assumptions were wrong, and work out the margin underneath. Then they have to defend the price they landed on.
Pitching, pricing, failing, and trying again. These are the skills no school subject teaches but every adult life needs. One small business taught at home beats a hundred worksheets on "economics."
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