Seasonal products and market demand
B: ensure production stability/prevent losses to my plant
	  D: not increase production of seasonal products.
	  A: Maintain an efficient and revenue yielding plant
	  | D-D': | Assumption(s) | Injection(s) | 
| They are opposing ideas of how to handle the market demand | 
  In order to Maintain an efficient and revenue yielding plant I must ensure production stability/prevent losses to my plant and in order to ensure production stability/prevent losses to my plant I must not increase production of seasonal products.. But, in order to Maintain an efficient and revenue yielding plant I must also have increased revenues and in order to have increased revenues I must increase production of the seasonal product.. I can't both not increase production of seasonal products. and increase production of the seasonal product..  
  | Relation | Assumption(s) | Injection(s) | 
| D-D' | They are opposing ideas of how to handle the market demand | |
| B-D | the demand is short lived and though these products yield high profit, they are not our main source of profits. | |
| C-D' | the demand is expected to spike and we have capabilities of reaching those consumers. | Foresight into the market is difficult, and this is a high risk move since the demand will not last long and will not certainly increase more than in previous years therefore we do not act yet. | 
| A-B | When you invest more than you make you lose money. | |
| A-C | Costs are always rising and thus profits must also rise. | 

