raghavarao68 wrote:
Determination :- Company Y is determined to make profits in long term,
C. A sustainable market for Company Y's goods currently exists in Country X. - Let's negate this. There is no market for company Y's goods in country X. Now if company Y opens the factory and there is not sufficient market then there is no need to open the factory as not much positive will come with this decision.
Now when you negate this, even though there isn't much demand/market for company Y's good currently, It might happen in future (Market may arise in future) -- which doesn't damages the Company's determination.
Can you help me in understanding why the answer can still be C?
But even without the negation technique - which I advise only in the super tough questions, otherwise, it is a waste of time - the only reasonable assumption is C.
You will open a factory in country X only and if only your profit is > of the costs. And you have profit if you have a market share to cover.
Pretty simple