Misleading Price Advertising in Malaysia is Still Widespread
Schaper, Michael T | June 2020
Abstract
How much does it really cost to buy a meal? To book a hotel room? To hire a car? What is the real cost of an airline ticket? And how do those prices compare to what other businesses are offering? The truth is frequently hidden from consumers in Malaysia.
In many cases, advertised prices are not what the customer is charged. They often substantially understate the final amount that must be paid, as there are frequently additional mandatory fees for taxes and services which are not included in the headline price.
Citation
Schaper, Michael T. 2020. Misleading Price Advertising in Malaysia is Still Widespread. © ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/12162.ISSN
2335-6677
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