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Americans demand ban on dynamic pricing — while a baffling portion prefer real-time price fluctuations: survey
A survey reveals conflicting American opinions on dynamic pricing, with some demanding a ban while others support real-time price adjustments. The survey highlights consumer uncertainty about fluctuating prices, comparing bargain hunting to a moving target.
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