onkargm wrote:
In B , if the numbers of goods sold reduces by say 50% then practically the increase in price will have no use, and the profitability of the store will decrease. As the focus is to make up the shortfall in the store's income and subsequently to keep the store from closing, B can also be a valid assumption.
Hi,
You always have to choose best among the rest. Statement in option B may or may not be valid.
1. Rise in prices may have a drastic or very little effect on the number of goods sold . For
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