It's D.
What we need to prove here is that stocking regular syrup is not a better option than stocking low-calorie syrup.
Imagine that FastMart stores regular syrup: according to D, 75% of its customers will buy the syrup.
On the other hand, provided that FastMart stores low-calorie syrup: 25% of low-calorie lovers will buy it + those 75% who prefer regular syrup but are willing to switch provided that regular is not available. In this way, by storing low-calorie syrup, FastMart attracts 100%
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What we need to prove here is that stocking regular syrup is not a better option than stocking low-calorie syrup.
Imagine that FastMart stores regular syrup: according to D, 75% of its customers will buy the syrup.
On the other hand, provided that FastMart stores low-calorie syrup: 25% of low-calorie lovers will buy it + those 75% who prefer regular syrup but are willing to switch provided that regular is not available. In this way, by storing low-calorie syrup, FastMart attracts 100%
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