GMATNinja wrote:
Question3
IN2MBB2PE wrote:
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GMATNinja can you please elaborate why B is the correct answer. I was not sure how to justify "frequency" .....?
The author thinks that price promotions have an "effect on the bottom line" -- abad effect. They run at a loss.
Question 3 asks us about evidence to support this claim. We find that evidence earlier in the final paragraph: "price promotions are generally run at a loss, otherwise there would be more ofthem. "
Here, the author makes a connection between the frequency of price promotions and their effect on the bottom line. He/she supports the claim that price promotions cause a loss by citing the relatively low frequency of such promotions. If the promotions caused a huge profit, then they would be run more frequently.
So, "the frequency with which price promotions occur," as stated in (B), is evidence that the price promotions run at a loss.
I hope thathelps!
What exactly does "bottomline" mean here? Are
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