In what respects are the following common practices subtle (or not-so-subtle) forms of price discrimination Frequent-flier and frequent-stay programs

1. Manufacturers discount coupon programs
2. A retailers guarantee to match a lower competing price

In what respects are the following common practices subtle (or not-so-subtle) forms of price discrimination? Price discrimination is another way of describing dynamic pricing, which is a principle that takes advantage of the fact that different customers are willing to pay differing amounts for the same product or service (Bergemann, Brooks, & Morris, 2014). These price differences can be based on geographic location, customer income, or a variety of other factors (Bergemann et al, 2014). Nonetheless, they all are underlined by...