Hi,
I recently found that the prices of certain product varies indifferently from what the general perception of people is in the market.
Likewise
Take the case of Maggie Noodles, what they have done is... they have increases the prices for bigger packets which is just opposite to market people believes.
It seems now they started making fool of the general public in the other way, i.e. their new market mantra seems to be"Bada hai toh mehnga hai, aur phir public toh... hai"
To make it more simpler for you to understand, see the below example:
Say if 180gm noodles packet come for Rs. 15, what will you accept for 2*180 gm noodles... for most of the people answer will be Rs. 2*15. But actually you will find on the packet either its > 2*180 gm for Rs 30 or a bit lesser amount for what you deserve.
Best would be go to the market. Check the price with its quantity and then compare it with its higher weight sample. My advice would be to always calculate per gm rate. You will get to know yourself.
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