EducationAisle wrote:
The conclusion is: publication of the book will almost certainly increase the use of products containing recycled materials in Calovia.
Argument says that residents want to use products containing recycled materials.
Now, B says that there are many brands that use recycled materials, although their manufacturers and distributors do nothing to advertise those brands’ recycled content.
So, that being the case,
Book with listing of products using recycled material will come out -> Residents will get to know even about the brands that use recycled materials, although their manufacturers & distributors were doing nothing to advertise those brands’ recycled content -> Residents will prefer those materials (since argument mentions that residents want to use products containing recycled materials).
D actually does weaken the argument. D says: For many types of products listed in the book, all the brands available in Calovia use recycled materials.
Let's take a product: Pencil. So, according to D, all the brands available for pencil use recycled materials.
If that's the case, then the book really will not in any way, increase/decrease the use of "pencil" product category containing recycled materials, since people were already buying products with recycled material in the "pencil" product category, even before the publication of the book.
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EducationAisleQuote:
D actually does weaken the argument. D says: For many types of products listed in the book, all the brands available in Calovia use recycled materials.
Let's take a product: Pencil. So, according to D, all the brands available for pencil use recycled materials.
If that's the case, then the book really will not in any way, increase/decrease the use of "pencil" product category containing recycled materials, since people were already buying products with recycled material in the "pencil" product category, even before the publication of the book.
I think D is irrelevant. Please correct me if I am wrong
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D. For many types of products listed in the book, all the brands available in Calovia use recycled materials.
Reasons:
1. Whatever the content of book is irrelevant of our conclusion. Even if it has mix of recycled and non-recycled brands, it doesn't matter how it would add value to the sales.
2. We don't know how the book would help. Maybe citizens already know about recycled and non-recycled products from other resources.
Please suggest.
EducationAisleThanks!