Health Comes at a Hidden Cost: Strategic Pricing and Equity in Heart Supplement Markets
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Strategic pricing can improve profitability but may exacerbate disparities among vulnerable consumers. To examine this tension, this work utilizes NielsenIQ data on heart-health supplement purchases, analyzing empirical coupon usage and price disparities associated with household demographics and health status. Based on these models, a simulation study evaluates the impact of four pricing strategies: uniform, second-degree, third-degree, and combined, under varying behavioral assumptions. Findings highlight how revenue gains from demographic-based pricing can come at the cost of increased inequity, but also show that more balanced outcomes which support both profitability and fairness, are achievable through combined or behavior-based strategies.
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Proceedings of the 59th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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