Which of the following is not an argument in favor of having a single supplier?
A) Quantity discounts may be achieved.
B) Partnering becomes more possible.
C) Consistency of input materials is achieved.
D) Probability of assured supply is better.
E) Deliveries can be scheduled more easily.

Question

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Having a single supplier can increase the risk of supply chain disruptions, as relying on one source can lead to issues if that supplier faces problems, thus not assuring supply better.

Which of the Following Is Not an Argument in Favor