Suppose one brand makes dog food with fewer varieties of meat but sells them at bargain prices for mass consumers and another makes dog food with more varieties at premium prices for high-end customers. In that case, there will be no correlation between the absolute variety of meat in the dog food across different brands because they have separate consumer bases and the ratio of no. of consumers to the variety of meat may not matter.
However, if one brand decreases the variety of meat in its product, consumers may stop buying it in that they may find the dog food too expensive for such a smaller variety of meat.
Choice D identifies this flaw in the sales analyst's argument.
However, if one brand decreases the variety of meat in its product, consumers may stop buying it in that they may find the dog food too expensive for such a smaller variety of meat.
Choice D identifies this flaw in the sales analyst's argument.
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