Dynamic pricing

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Dynamic pricing, also known as surge pricing, surveillance pricing, demand pricing, time-based pricing and variable pricing is a pricing strategy that consist of modifying the price of a product or service according to market demands.

How it works

How the practice works.


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Why it is a problem

Price discrimination

Privacy concerns in digital marketing

Examples

Some examples of Dynamic pricing include:

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References