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“Price discrimination” as a book category covers works that explain and evaluate the practice of charging different prices to different buyers for the same or similar goods and services based on willingness to pay. Titles in this genre span microeconomic theory (first-, second-, and third-degree price discrimination), practical tactics (versioning, bundling, coupons, loyalty programs, student/senior discounts, dynamic and yield pricing, personalized and algorithmic pricing), and data-driven methods (segmentation, A/B testing, machine learning). They include case studies from airlines and hotels to e-commerce, telecom, media, healthcare, and utilities; examine consumer psychology and perceptions of fairness; and analyze legal, regulatory, and ethical boundaries, including antitrust, consumer protection, privacy, and equity concerns. The category features both rigorous academic texts and practitioner guides showing how pricing strategies shape profits, competition, and social outcomes.

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