With second-degree price discrimination:
A)the firm tries to price each unit at the consumer's reservation price.
B)the firm offers consumers a quantity discount.
C)the firm charges different consumer groups or market segments a different price.
D)a buyer can only purchase one product by agreeing to purchase some other product as well.

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Second-degree price discrimination involves offering consumers a discount based on the quantity they purchase, such as bulk pricing or tiered pricing.

With Second-Degree Price Discrimination