Congress should protect consumers from abuse of 'dynamic' pricing | Carol Evans

Carol Evans asserts that Congress should protect consumers from the abuse of dynamic pricing. This pricing strategy allows retailers to determine grocery costs based on a customer's shopping habits or their specific neighborhood. Such practices create scenarios where different individuals may be charged varying prices for the same product, such as a tank of gas. The author questions the fairness of these personalized pricing mechanisms and calls for legislative oversight to prevent consumer exploitation.