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What would happen if sellers could use AI to determine how much you are willing and able to pay for every possible product?

The Economics of Hyper-Personalization: When Every Consumer Gets a Different Price

One fear regarding artificial intelligence (AI) is its potential ability to analyze and profile customers to allow sellers to engage in perfect price discrimination: charging each customer the maximum amount he or she is willing to pay. What would be the economic ramifications?...
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Saddique Ansari • January 29, 2020 • 1 min read

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The Geography of Remote Work: Are Cities Losing Their Agglomeration Advantage?

With high speed Internet, many white collar workers can work from anywhere. Does this ability to work for a big city firm from a town thousands of miles away weaken the agglomeration advantage traditionally enjoyed by big cities?...
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