How is variant pricing different from price discrimination? a. With variant pricing, consumers are more likely to be misled by marketers, whereas price discrimination tends to be more transparent. b. In variant pricing, a seller offers a slightly different version of a product to different buyers; in price discrimination, the same item is sold to different buyers at different prices. c. With variant pricing, prices are being changed dynamically to reflect market conditions; with price discrimination, the prices tend to be more static. d. Variant pricing is legal in most U.S. states, whereas pricing discrimination is mostly illegal