Multiple (vendor) sourcing typically does not provide:
A)closer supplier/customer relations.
B)downward price pressure.
C)less chance for supply disruption.
D)a heavier quality assurance "burden" for the customer.

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Multiple sourcing often involves dealing with several suppliers, which can make it harder to develop close relationships with any single supplier.

Multiple (Vendor) Sourcing Typically Does Not Provide