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I think what he means is charging different prices for different users for the same product.
by mmastrac 12y ago
I think what he means is charging different prices for different users for the same product.
- bazookajoes 12y agoI wonder if it matters that Tinder is a service not a product. In MS Office it is possible for two people to have the same user experience. But on Tinder the people that you interact with are the product. Legally this distinction is probably irrelevant.
- baddox 12y ago"Price discrimination" is widely used to refer to identical or nearly identical products whose cost of production is nearly identical despite being offered at significantly different prices.