. In the context of sourcing, multiple suppliers: a. often provide the ability to form close partnerships. b. often provide econ

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. In the context of sourcing, multiple suppliers: a. often provide the ability to form close partnerships. b. often provide econ

omies of scale. c. lower the risk of supply disruption. d. lower the chances of using a push or pull system.

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Galina-37 [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-24T15:55:35+03:00

Answer:

c. lower the risk of supply disruption

Explanation:

Having multiple suppliers is always a good sourcing strategy, as it <u>minimizes the risk of supply disruption</u>. If one of the suppliers fails to maintain the contract due to various reasons (bad business operating), the risk is dispersed among a few suppliers, so there is the contingency principle applied.

This way, the supply chain never gets disrupted.