New York is considering legislation that would prohibit businesses from adjusting prices based on a consumer’s income, age, or race. The proposed law aims to curb discriminatory pricing practices that could disadvantage certain groups. Critics question whether such measures could unintentionally create unintended consequences for pricing models or enforcement. Supporters argue it would promote fairness in a market where dynamic pricing already varies widely.
New York is poised to ban price changes based on income, age and even race. Would it work? TheDailyNewsOnline.com
