早些年,有个叫沙米尔的犹太商人,移民到澳大利亚经商。一到墨尔本,他就轻车熟路地干起了老本行,开了一家食品店。而他的店对面,正好已有一家意大利人安东尼开的食品店。于是,两家食品店不可避免地展开了激烈的竞争。安东尼眼看着新的竞争对手出现,惶惶不可终日,苦思冥想良久,只想出削价竞争一策,便在自家门前立了一块木板,上书:“火腿,1磅只卖5毛钱。” Earlier, a Jewish businessman named Shamir emigrated to Australia for business. As soon as he arrived in Melbourne, he started his own business and started a food court. Across from his shop, there was an Italian-owned Antonioff food shop. As a result, the two food stores inevitably started a fierce competition. Antony saw the emergence of a new competitor, in a state of trepidation, trying to meditate for a long time. Only to find a policy of price competition, he set up a piece of wood in front of his house and wrote: “Ham, one pound for only 5 cents.”