LC-008 / Consumer / Public ledger

Dynamic pricing.

Businesses may charge different prices based on demand, timing, or customer segments.

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In ordinary words.

The same seat costs more because the algorithm thinks you'll pay.

In legal terms.

Price variation is generally lawful absent discrimination, collusion, deception or sector-specific limits.

Where it stops being legal.

This practice is not categorically legal. Applicable federal, state and local laws, disclosures, procedural protections and the specific facts can make particular conduct unlawful.

Legal authority / Start reading

FTC Act; state consumer laws

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General U.S.-focused information. Cases and statutes may have jurisdiction-specific exceptions. This citation may be a general primer; verify the governing primary authority. Not legal advice.

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