Explanation

Creating a filter: the original sentence is defective in its use of the word "between," which requires the word "and," not "with." So (A) is out.

Applying the filter: choice (B) is out on the same grounds as (A) -- the use of "with." To narrow down the other choices, we'll have to find new defects.

Finding objective defects: choice (C) is not obviously defective, so we can come back to it. (D) and (E) take a different approach to the sentence. (D) is improper English usage; the capabilities of one market winner cannot alone "have" a difference. (E), similarly, uses "of" and "to" rather than the proper "between" and "and." The correct answer is (C).