Which of the following is not a typical supplier development activity?
A)Providing incentives to suppliers for improved performance.
B)Promoting competition among suppliers.
C)Raising prices paid for purchased goods and services.
D)Directly involving buyer personnel with suppliers.
E)Providing necessary capital.

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Raising prices paid for purchased goods and services is not a typical supplier development activity as it goes against the goal of improving supplier performance while reducing costs. The other options listed are all typical supplier development activities, such as providing incentives, promoting competition, direct involvement, and providing necessary resources like capital.

Which of the Following Is Not a Typical Supplier Development