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Two suppliers A and B deliver the same raw materials for production company Z. The price offered by supplier A is less compared to the price offered by supplier B. The quality of both the raw materials is the same. Which supplier should the company choose considering other factors remaining the same for both of them?

Two suppliers A and B deliver the same raw materials for production company Z. The price offered by supplier A is less compared to the price offered by supplier B. The quality of both the raw materials is the same. Which supplier should the company choose considering other factors remaining the same for both of them? Correct Answer Supplier A

When both the suppliers offer raw materials of the same quality, the production company will choose supplier A as it is offering less price. This, though, is valid only when other factors are considered the same for both the suppliers.

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