Manufacturer discounts can help lower which of the following?

Manufacturer discounts are often utilized to lower the overall cost of products, making them more accessible to consumers. In the context of disabled sports, these discounts can be particularly beneficial. They can reduce the financial burden of necessary equipment, such as wheelchairs, prosthetics, or adaptive sports gear, thereby lowering the overall cost of participation in sports for individuals with disabilities. By making these products more affordable, manufacturers contribute to increasing access and participation in sporting activities, encouraging more people to engage in physical fitness and competition.

In contrast, while the price of everyday goods may be affected by discounts, this option doesn't specifically relate to the niche of disabled sports. Additionally, discounts do not typically influence the interest rates on loans for sports equipment, nor do they impact the number of available sports teams, which are determined by factors such as funding, resources, and community interest. Therefore, the most relevant application of manufacturer discounts in this context is in reducing the costs associated with participation in disabled sports.