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    Decision Architecture Entry #0148

    Why you spend more when the currency is unfamiliar

    The count of digits is processed faster than the exchange rate. A larger nominal figure feels expensive and a smaller one feels cheap, whatever it converts to.

    Adept
    The hidden part #0148

    Digit count is read before exchange rate. The conversion then corrects an impression that has already been filed.

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    Choice Design Entry #0240

    Why a currency symbol removed raises spending

    A price with a symbol is a payment. The same number without one is a quantity, and quantities are compared while payments are felt.

    Master
    The hidden part #0240

    The symbol is what tells you the number is money leaving. Remove it and the figure becomes a quantity to compare rather than a cost to feel.

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