30 (1 point) A newspaper company offers online and hard copy subscriptions at a very low introductory rate and then after a year, varies the subscription price based upon the average income and property values in the zip code where a subscriber lives. Subscribers are unaware of the pricing model. This company has Question 30 options: a pricing model that draws subscribers in with an eye-catching low introductory price but then adjusts the subscription price based upon biases and the post-introductory pricing model is not disclosed. Therefore the company might not have an ethical pricing model an ethical pricing model because people with less money will live in neighborhoods that have lower incomes and property values - so people who have less money will get the paper at a price more aligned with their income a pricing model that will always be advantageous to people of lower incomes and disadvantageous to people of higher incomes an ethical pricing model because people should read the fine print when they sign up for a promotion