f$)$ Why is such a$$ risk$-$sharing agreement of benefit to$$ MacLoren? Why is it of benefit to the New Zealand$$ distributor?

Both parties in practice benefit from this risk$-$sharing agreement. The manufacturer has predictable revenues within the range, while the distributor bears a moderate level of currency risk within the $5\%$ range. The distributor will hopefully be able to provide a more stable pricing to pass on to the customer, which will also benefit the manufacturer through a more stable and sustainable distributor sales outlet.

The above statement is $($true$/$false$).$