Minor nitpick: if a company is not able to add our remove features, the product would be exactly the same no matter wether they go for volume or for price per u

Minor nitpick: if a company is not able to add our remove features, the product would be exactly the same no matter wether they go for volume or for price per unit. What you describe is the scenario where the company would be unable to have more than one price tier, while retaining the ability to add our remove from the set of features. Edit: communism might be such a scenario, because multiple price tiers might be seen as ideologically incompatible, but even that would be a misconception as it misses variability personal preference: one might be willing to make compromises in other areas to have a bigger TV screen, while their neighbor might be more than happy to sacrifice screen size for a more sophisticated bicycle.