The stock price of Foxel, a baby formula manufacturer, is expected to

The stock price of Foxel, a baby formula manufacturer, is expected to rise significantly, mainly due to the company's presence in developing countries, in which the birth rate is quite high and the average consumption of baby formula is rising.

Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument that Foxel’s stock price is expected to rise?

A) Investors thoroughly examine companies’ costs and revenues and invest in companies whose markets are expected to grow.
B) In many developing countries, the higher the birth rate, the lower the sales of baby formula products.
C) The average consumption of baby formula is expected to grow at a much higher rate in developing countries.
D) Foxel intends to launch a massive advertising campaign encouraging the use of birth control in developing countries.
E) In many developing countries, the use of baby formula is regarded as virtually impossible due to lack of adequate sanitary conditions.