Explained in plain English
What is dynamic pricing?
Dynamic pricing is when the cost of something changes based on demand, time of day, or other factors. Think of how train tickets are cheaper off-peak or how flight prices fluctuate. For toilets, it means you might pay more when lots of people need to go, like during a busy market day or a summer festival.
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