When a chain of service stations began applying a surcharge of $0.25 per purchase on fuel paid for by credit card, th...

lxnxrd19 on December 8, 2020

Can someone please explain now to eliminate B?

Emil-Kunkin on June 26 at 11:57PM

Hi, I don't think there's anything about fairness in what is described. In fact, both policies are equally fair. In both cases those using a card are charged the same amount more than people using cash. The difference is that in one case the difference is framed as a gain for cash users, and in others it's framed as a penalty for card users. In neither case were people more or less advantaged by the actual policy since the policies had the same effect.