If a customer decided not to purchase a ski equipment package because the retailer was out of ski boots, which scenario would prove true? Question content area bottom Part 1 A. The supply chain is not concerned whether or not the customer purchases the package because distributors just want to ensure that their products are purchased. B. The supply chain creates an IS to uncover the offending retailer and automatically charges the unit a higher transfer price. C. An outage of boots causes a loss of revenue for the entire ski package. D. An outage of boots forces the retailer to offer a discount on the rest of the package. E. The rest of the supply chain has to entice the retailer to carry more boots