Which of the following statements is true?

A) Contract buying is useful for short term purchases.
B) In contract buying, price and delivery are negotiated each time an order is released.
C) Contract buying assures suppliers they have a given amount of business and commits them to allocating that amount of their capacity to the customer.
D) EDI does not eliminate much of the paper work associated with buying.


C

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