Supply chain surplus involves what two parts?
A)Manufacturing cost and selling price
B)Customer value and supply chain cost
C)Customer value and high quality products
D)Reliable transportation and supply chain cost

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Supply chain surplus is the difference between the total value delivered to the customer through the supply chain and the total cost of the supply chain. Therefore, it involves both customer value and supply chain cost. Option A only includes manufacturing cost and selling price, which is not enough to capture the complete picture of surplus, while option C and D only include parts of the surplus equation.

Supply Chain Surplus Involves What Two Parts