Retail stores periodically remodel and reorganize their stores and displays, without necessarily changing the prices of the goods they sell. How would neoclassical economists view this strategy? Multiple Choice They would view it as effective because it increases the value of the goods sold. They would view it as effective because it exploits consumers' unstable preferences. They would expect this strategy to improve consumer decision-making about what goods to purchase. They would not expect this strategy to benefit the store, as consumers care only about the goods themselves