The book argues in the Financial ABC's that the purpose of the business model is to prevent "silo thinking" between the various parts. This implies that:
A) one understands and stresses the mutual dependence between the various parts of the model, as well as the financial implications of all aspects
B) one has control over the costs and revenue aspects but separates those from the rest
C) one avoids addressing the problems that may arise between customer and company expectations
D) one avoids addressing how costs may affect revenue

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The statement implies that the purpose of the business model is to prevent silo thinking, meaning all parts should operate interdependently rather than independently. Therefore, understanding and stressing the mutual dependence between the various parts of the model and the financial implications of all aspects is important.

The Book Argues in the Financial ABC's That the Purpose