Question

Traditionally, pies were sold in larger (e.g., 10-12 inch) sizes. What happened when grocery stores began to sell (and analyze salesidata for) smaller size pies (e.g., 4 inch pies)? a) Stores found that larger pies actually reflect more accurate results on the public preference of pies Ob) It didn't make a difference which size you analyzed, the results on pie preferences were the same O c) Smaller pies are more likely to be consumed by individuals, and stores obtained more accurate data on public preferences d) Stores found that they didn't make enough pies in either larger or smaller sizes to keep up with demand O e) Since smaller pies taste better, they found customers significantly reduced buying larger pies

Answer 1

(option c): As reducing the size from 10-12 inches to a 4 inches pie, we can see that consumers are now more involved in buying the pies due to the fact they are easy to carry and they can buy different varieties of pies as they are small and consumable. Thus, stores obtained more accurate data of the public and their preferences by selling smaller sized pies.