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the credit card lobby hedged its bets and shifted focus to form over substance. They insisted that if a store did charge different prices to cash and credit card customers, the “regular price” would be the higher credit card price, with cash customers offered a “discount.” The alternative would have set the cash price as the regular price with credit card customers required to pay a “surcharge.
Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics
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