When money is spent on costs of conformance early in a product's life cycle and a high level of quality is established, you can expect
A) total costs of quality to increase in future years.
B) total costs of quality to remain steady into future years.
C) total costs of quality to be lower in future years.
D) the costs of nonconformance to continually increase.
C
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