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Which is the standard's example of a jointly controlled operation?

AA firm buying shares in a company
BTwo firms sharing an oil pipeline
CTwo firms jointly making an aircraft
DA firm lending money to a partner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Two firms jointly making an aircraft
Venturers each carry out different parts of manufacturing and share sales revenue, while each bears its own costs, which marks a jointly controlled operation.
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