Put each year’s costs into size order:
2006 = Labour, Production, Supply Chain, IT, Overheads
2007 = Production, Labour, IT, Supply Chain, Overheads
2008 = Labour, Production, IT, Supply Chain, Overheads
2009 = Production, Labour, Supply Chain, IT, Overheads
Tip: at this stage you could see that none of the years match so given that there is no
"none of these" option you could gamble that 2010 will have the same order as one of the
others, and thus go for answer (C).
Carrying on for the remaining year:
2010 = Labour (1,077), Production (1,058), Supply Chain (688), IT (618), Overheads
(412)
Thus the correct answer is (C), 2006 and 2010