used in that item and the value of the product, because if I go to a restaurant and a bruschetta is priced at $9 and they are also selling something I perceive as better ingredients, Parmesan cheese and eggplant, and is being sold at a slightly higher price. I would go for the eggplant.
Popularity Factor
Mostly, the popularity of a product is confused with deriving costs and profits. In actual, the profitability derives percentages and makes comparisons and does not consider any cost information. (Taylor & Brown, 2007)
It is a method to figure out and compare the popularity of items from different-sized groups. For example, if we want to compare the popularity of a burger with that of a salad. The burger is one of four items and had and expected
Popularity Factor
Mostly, the popularity of a product is confused with deriving costs and profits. In actual, the profitability derives percentages and makes comparisons and does not consider any cost information. (Taylor & Brown, 2007)
It is a method to figure out and compare the popularity of items from different-sized groups. For example, if we want to compare the popularity of a burger with that of a salad. The burger is one of four items and had and expected