CrackVerbalGMAT wrote:
let us break the argument down -
inside sales / inside purchases < 2 ---> Rise in stock prices.
(this seems quite likely because for the ratio to drop below 2, the denominator "inside purchases" has to increase relative to the numerator. this might send a signal to investors that the stock is healthy. Hence, the rise in stock prices)
the argument tells us another fact -
inside sales / inside purchases = 1/9 (<2).
What inferences can we draw from this? Any answer
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