dynamic pricing

British

noun

commerce offering goods at a price that changes according to the level of demand, the type of customer, or the state of the weather

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The government plans to also tackle "dynamic pricing", where prices are adjusted in real time in line with demand.

From Barron's

A dynamic pricing model is being used for the tournament - meaning prices for high-demand matches could go up significantly during later sales periods.

From BBC

Ticket prices have been a hot topic in the U.K. after the long-awaited Oasis reunion tour highlighted Ticketmaster’s “dynamic pricing” model.

From Los Angeles Times

About 14 million tickets will be available for Olympic events, with pricing details to be announced later, but dynamic pricing is not being considered, Ferguson said.

From Barron's

What to know about dynamic pricing, lotteries and sale dates while trying to score seats.

From MarketWatch

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