95. Airplane Food | The Economics of Everyday Things

Explains why airplane meals are costly and unappetizing, using microeconomic incentives and constraints.

Podcast episodeairline cateringconsumer preferenceseconomics of tastefood supply chainincentiveslogisticsZachary Crockett

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