Isn't option C sort of given since stem states below?
As per the question stem: "by opening a factory in Country X to manufacture the goods that it currently produces in its home country for sale in Country X"
Now for the goods that are already sold in Country X, it needs to increase the profits.
If the labor costs are lower than it will achieve that objective.
Negate: If labor costs are not lower then it won't increase its profits.
Is the above reasoning flawed?
As per the question stem: "by opening a factory in Country X to manufacture the goods that it currently produces in its home country for sale in Country X"
Now for the goods that are already sold in Country X, it needs to increase the profits.
If the labor costs are lower than it will achieve that objective.
Negate: If labor costs are not lower then it won't increase its profits.
Is the above reasoning flawed?







