mvictor wrote:
I fell for D, because low supplies means higher prices...
my 2 options were either B or D...
Though D says that"Official dealers of the manufacturer equipment had low supplies of farm equipment during the third quarter of 1988." , it doesn't necessarily mean shortage of supplies caused increase in sales price and sales. Especially when it is a drought, it isn't logical to assume that farmers will go and invest heavily in equipment ( especially when their price increased ). Also D requires
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