What is price gouging and how is it different from typical inflation, dynamic pricing, or the economics of supply and demand?

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What is price gouging and how is it different from typical inflation, dynamic pricing, or the economics of supply and demand?

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Example: pricing water bottles linear with daily high temperature. As temperature goes up and more water is demanded, price goes up. Usually associated with outsize / windfall profits following supply shocks or huge increases in demand. 

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