What is one key way to reduce cost-allocation disputes that arise with government contracts? OA. Areas of dispute between contracting parties can be reduced by making the "rules of the game" explicit and in writing at the time the contract is signed. OB. Areas of dispute between contracting parties can be reduced by having an understanding that the government always makes changes after the contract is signed. Hence, the contract actually means very little in the grand scheme of things. OC. Areas of dispute between contracting parties can be reduced by making the "fairness of pricing" the only stipulation of the contract.

What is one key way to reduce cost-allocation disputes that arise with government contracts? A. Areas of dispute between contracting parties can be reduced by making the "rules of the game" explicit and in writing at the time the contract is signed. B. Areas of dispute between contracting parties can be reduced by having an understanding that the government always makes changes after the contract is signed. Hence, the contract actually means very little in the grand scheme of things. C. Areas of dispute between contracting parties can be reduced by making the "faimess of pricing" the only stipulation of the contract