An engineer in team has a goal of developing a bicycle frame that is built lighter and stronger than previous models. Which cost benefit analysis has left a potential risk?
A. Better function compared to ecological damage of mining material and research and development time.
B. Increase sales compared to employee stress and loss of natural resources
C. Increase sales compared to research and development time and cost of materials.
D. Better function compare to uncertain supply of materials and research and development time.
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