A new pub in Manhattan now offers, beers that their prices are set by the visitor’s demand, much like trading in the stock exchange. The owners admits that it’s all about the gimmick, but they hope that people will come.
How much does a pint cost? Well apparently is up to the market forces: a new pub in Manhattan offers a menu in which prices of the dishes and drinks will rise or fall according to the demand in the pub.
The Beer Exchange.
The prices will depend on the visitor’s demand, and they will change in a 25 cents jumps. For example a price of a single glass of whisky could start at 10 bucks or 4 bucks , depending on the demand, so popular drinks will be more expensive while less popular drinks will be much cheaper.
The owners admit that the stock theme is just a marketing gimmick, but they hope that the low prices, of some of the drinks and dishes, will attract the clients.
The CEO Game.
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