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]]> By: admin http://vitago.org/wealth/how-does-the-economy-really-work#comment-5 admin Mon, 26 Nov 2007 20:09:48 +0000 http://vitago.org/wealth/how-does-the-economy-really-work#comment-5 Thanks NavyCS. And <b>congratulations to you</b> for being the first person to comment on this blog! It looks like this post is striking a nerve with people - for better or worse. I see some new links coming in along with traffic. Thanks NavyCS. And congratulations to you for being the first person to comment on this blog!

It looks like this post is striking a nerve with people - for better or worse. I see some new links coming in along with traffic.

]]> By: NavyCS http://vitago.org/wealth/how-does-the-economy-really-work#comment-4 NavyCS Mon, 26 Nov 2007 18:26:22 +0000 http://vitago.org/wealth/how-does-the-economy-really-work#comment-4 Good article, I love the subject! People follow a basic guideline before completing a voluntary action. The perceived gain of curing the need must outweigh the cost of the "fix" - read the "Human Element" section of my article <a href="http://www.navycs.com/blogs/2006/05/14/kill_big_furry_thing_or_die" rel="nofollow">Kill the Big Furry thing or Die</a>. As Kevin Davis described in his book, "Getting into your Customers Head" a person will first establish they have a need, they will learn about how to fix the need, buy what it takes then establish a value - value determines the level of satisfaction based on the amount of expectations met. I do recommend the book, good read, great information. Good article, I love the subject!

People follow a basic guideline before completing a voluntary action. The perceived gain of curing the need must outweigh the cost of the “fix” - read the “Human Element” section of my article Kill the Big Furry thing or Die.

As Kevin Davis described in his book, “Getting into your Customers Head” a person will first establish they have a need, they will learn about how to fix the need, buy what it takes then establish a value - value determines the level of satisfaction based on the amount of expectations met. I do recommend the book, good read, great information.

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