Consumer Watchdog Discusses Dynamic Pricing and Affordability Crisis
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What happened
Michael Dunne discussed how dynamic pricing and data mining are being used by large companies to increase costs for consumers. The discussion, featuring Lindsay Owens of Groundwork Collaborative, noted that these practices are exacerbating the affordability crisis.
From klcc.org
Why it matters
The discussion highlights how companies are finding ways to increase prices across various sectors, including rideshares, airlines, online shopping, and grocery stores. This trend relates directly to consumer spending and overall market affordability.
From klcc.org
Who's involved
- Michael DunneResearcher who discussed the impact of dynamic pricing on consumer costs
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The entities involved
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Michael Dunne
researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0001-6646-1051
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