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Surge pricing is nothing new. We see it in when booking airfares or Ubers. But it has now reached the entertainment world and consumers are paying the price. As the cost of living bites, some countries are looking to ban dynamic ticket pricing, including Australia. Matilda Boseley looks at what exactly dynamic pricing is, how it works and some of the legal implicationsControversial dynamic ticket pricing to be banned in Australia amid sweeping federal crackdownGreen Day in Sydney for $500 – is dynamic pricing reserving live music for the rich? Continue reading…
Surge pricing is nothing new. We see it in when booking airfares or Ubers. But it has now reached the entertainment world and consumers are paying the price. As the cost of living bites, some countries are looking to ban dynamic ticket pricing, including Australia. Matilda Boseley looks at what exactly dynamic pricing is, how it works and some of the legal implications
Controversial dynamic ticket pricing to be banned in Australia amid sweeping federal crackdown
Green Day in Sydney for $500 – is dynamic pricing reserving live music for the rich?