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Why Personalized Pricing Won’t Work the Way Critics Fear

Nursultan Mukhtaruly
Firms can now charge each shopper a different price, and regulators worry that the gains will flow from consumers to companies. But personalized pricing has two built-in limits: shoppers learn to hide how much they want things, and cheap purchases can be resold, writes Nursultan Mukhtaruly.

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