New York A09152 prohibits real-time dynamic pricing of essential goods and services based on non-cost factors.
New York A09152 aims to prevent companies from using automated or algorithm-driven processes to adjust prices of essential goods and services in real time based on non-cost factors. This law seeks to protect consumers, especially low-income New Yorkers, from inflated prices due to factors like time of shopping or neighborhood. The bill defines essential goods and services to include consumer goods, essential medical supplies, and other health or welfare-related items.
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