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Perceived Fairness of Demand-Based Pricing for Restaurants

Abstract Variable pricing in restaurants—for example, by day part or weekends versus weekdays— is likely to be okay with customers provided the different price schemes seem fair.

Jochen Wirtz | Sheryl E. Kimes | Jochen Wirtz | S. Kimes

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