In the Context of Strategies, Which of the Following Is

In the context of strategies, which of the following is a difference between value creation and value capture?

A) Value creation is maximizing the difference between profits in two consecutive financial years, whereas value capture is the process of maximizing the difference between a customer's willingness to pay and the cost of the product.
B) Value creation is the process of maximizing the portion of that value the company keeps, whereas value capture is the process of lowering the prices of products so that it is the least in a competitive market.
C) Value creation is the process of maximizing the difference between a customer's willingness to pay and the cost of the product, whereas value capture is the process of maximizing the portion of that value the company keeps.
D) Value creation is the difference between the price a company charges customers and the cost of making the product, whereas value capture is maximizing the difference between profits in two consecutive financial years.