In general, prices should not be based on costs because

A. consumers are cost-conscious.
B. producers rarely know what their costs are.
C. consumers make their purchase decisions based on perceived value.
D. producers need to avoid creating a cost competitive parity debate.
E. customers are always right.

C. consumers make their purchase decisions based on perceived value.

Explanation:

Consumer perceived value is the benefit of a product that the consumer receives by buying any specific goods or services. Perceived value is the satisfaction level of consumer that customer look in the product, rather than just paying for the product, therefore, the company need to work and develop their brand and value in the market. Cost does not define the value of the product, rather it is a satisfactory level of consumer that defines the value and price of product. Example; Customer does not pay for the software, however, they pay for the solution.

visit lady liberty

go to the supreme store

central park

times square

chinatown

empire state building

theres a lot to do in : )

so they can see what that city is producing and to also see if they can some how get that product. like gold in africa.