A manufacturer may produce only one product, yet additional products may be required to actually use the first product. What does this create?

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This creates a discrepancy of assortment, where the manufacturer may only produce one type of product but additional products are required to actually use or fully experience the first product. For example, a printer manufacturer may only produce printers but customers also need to buy ink cartridges to use the printer. This creates a discrepancy in the assortment of products that the manufacturer offers.

A Manufacturer May Produce Only One Product, Yet Additional Products