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Less waste
Fewer customer returns

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Less waste
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More waste
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Less waste
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More waste
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Course fees
Outside trainers and materials
Cover wages for trainees

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Course fees
Outside trainers and materials
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Higher sales revenue
Extra customer demand
Lower advertising costs

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Employee bonuses
New premises and equipment
Higher dividend payments

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Reduced tax bills
Cheaper raw materials
Higher customer prices

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