To what extent can shoppers convert the time they spend looking for particular products into monetary savings? Using electronic tags to study the behavior of 12,000 consumers in a large supermarket in Northern California, Fabio Pinna and Stephan Seiler find that consumers can save up to $11 per shopping trip just by searching longer for products.
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