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“The Economics of a Breakfast Stall”
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“The Economics of a Breakfast Stall”

"The Economics of a Breakfast Stall" is an infographic poster combined with street photography. The center of the picture is a perspective view of a steaming pancake stall. The cost components are listed on the left: ba…

Prompt

"The Economics of a Breakfast Stall" is an infographic poster combined with street photography. The center of the picture is a perspective view of a steaming pancake stall. The cost components are listed on the left: batter, eggs, crackers, sauces, stall fees, labor, and rainy weather losses. The right side is the curve of queue length and table turnover speed during peak hours. At the bottom is written "Why are some people willing to walk two more streets for a hot mouthful of steam?" The whole thing is both down-to-earth and highly designed, with a ratio of 4:5.

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