"Wendy’s CEO Kirk Tanner announced that the fast-food chain intended to embrace “#surgepricing,” raising the prices of a burger and a Frosty in line with customer demand...A quarter-century earlier, Coca-Cola’s CEO mused about equipping its vending machines with thermometers, and triggering them to raise the price of a soda on a hot day...Consulting firms like #SaucePricing promise automatic surge pricing at restaurants to boost revenues. A chain bowling alley called Bowlero charged $418.90 for two lanes one day last year. Surge pricing “will eventually be everywhere,” the Financial Times, that chronicler of modern #capitalism, said last September...As companies gather more data available on consumer preferences, the process of algorithmically adjusting prices rapidly based on supply and demand will get easier, affecting all sorts of goods and services we’ve grown to count on. " #Uber https://lnkd.in/e-vJdXJn
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