<Li> The business charges every consumer exactly how much they are willing to pay for the product . </Li> <Li> Second - degree price discrimination <Ul> <Li> The business uses volume discounts which allows buyers to purchase a higher inventory at a reduced price . While this benefits the high - inventory buyer, it obviously hurts the low - inventory buyer who is forced to pay a higher price . This buyer may then be less competitive in the downstream market . </Li> </Ul> </Li> <Ul> <Li> The business uses volume discounts which allows buyers to purchase a higher inventory at a reduced price . While this benefits the high - inventory buyer, it obviously hurts the low - inventory buyer who is forced to pay a higher price . This buyer may then be less competitive in the downstream market . </Li> </Ul> <Li> The business uses volume discounts which allows buyers to purchase a higher inventory at a reduced price . While this benefits the high - inventory buyer, it obviously hurts the low - inventory buyer who is forced to pay a higher price . This buyer may then be less competitive in the downstream market . </Li>

Comparing various process options and their relationship to volume and variety