A concept of framing effect is illustrated where people buy meat that is marked 90% lean than they are to buy meat that is marked 10% fat.
It is essentially a cognitive bias taken by people while making decision on options based on whether the options are presented with positive or negative connotations.
As the lean meat is more positive than the fat meat, this connotes an psotive framing effect on the customer mind.
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