B tbh. The key is the company being convinced to buy things it doesn't need, which is classic for a need recognition scheme. C is tempting but that's usually about faking exclusivity or sole-source justifications, not just buying unneeded stuff. Seen similar on practice tests, so pretty sure B is right here.

B or C? These fraud scheme names all blur together, but vendor pushes for unneeded stuff lines up with a need recognition scheme (B). Sometimes I wish the exam just called it what it is-classic procurement fraud. Open to pushback if someone sees a better fit.

Yeah, classic case for B. Need recognition scheme is when employees trick the company into buying stuff it doesn't actually need, just to benefit a supplier. Sole-source (C) would come in if the scam was about blocking other vendors, but that's not mentioned here. Pretty sure B is it but open to counterpoints.