March 15, 2006

Price Discrimination



Price Discrimination is merely a technical term meaning differentiation in price to increase efficiency. Example: Airlines and other travel companies use differentiated pricing regularly, as they sell travel products and services simultaneously to different market segments.

If companies have more information about their customers, they could maximize their income.

To learn more about price discrimination & privacy.

Professor Andrew Odlyzko, Digital Technology Center Director. University of Minnesota

Paper by A. Odlyzko "Privacy, Economics, and Price Discrimination on the Internet"

Emergent Chaos Jazz Combo: Emergent Chaos is a privacy & security blog

Paper by Luc R. Wathieu "Privacy, Exposure, and Price Discrimination"

EFF "Price Customization"

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