E.
Was between C and E however if you think C in more detail you will see that if the other costs actually increase, then it will not be able to support the expectation.
Lets say if it was 60% outside supplier and the rest is other costs. If 60% of it went down, there is nothing to say that the rest of the cost stays the same.
E takes a safer route and doesn't allow for such an assumption and that bet pays off
Was between C and E however if you think C in more detail you will see that if the other costs actually increase, then it will not be able to support the expectation.
Lets say if it was 60% outside supplier and the rest is other costs. If 60% of it went down, there is nothing to say that the rest of the cost stays the same.
E takes a safer route and doesn't allow for such an assumption and that bet pays off



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