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I imagine companies don't have a standard price across all of Europe, so smaller differences within a country are handled more smoothly. You'd still get that b
by nemomarx 2y ago
I imagine companies don't have a standard price across all of Europe, so smaller differences within a country are handled more smoothly.
You'd still get that benefit in the us by having one price for an entire state but I don't think anyone is eager to lose profits and try that.
- TehCorwiz 2y agoBut they probably have a standard price across all of, let's say, The Netherlands. How many companies advertise across country lines? Is that a big problem? This feels very much like one of those "it's only a problem in the US" things where other countries have figured it out but Americans keep playing dumb about it.