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An analysis of the XO Candy Corporation divided its products into two categories: chocolate-based candies and non-chocolate-based candies. The analysis shows that, unlike the non-chocolate candies, few chocolate candies sold enough units to be profitable. Nevertheless, stopping production of the unprofitable chocolate candies will not necessarily make the entire company more profitable, because__________________ .
Which of the following most logically completes the passage?
(A) a large proportion of XO’s customers are those who initially bought XO’s chocolate candies and eventually went on to buy other candies made by XO.
(B) XO has recently removed its two lowest-selling chocolate candies from their product line and replaced them with different types of chocolate candies.
(C) the recipes of the chocolate candies date from the 19th century, while the non-chocolate candies were all developed more recently.
(D) the chocolate candies are distributed differently than the non-chocolate candies, as chocolates are more popular on the coasts.
(E) fewer people eat candy at all than they did a decade ago because of growing concern about obesity.
Which of the following most logically completes the passage?
(A) a large proportion of XO’s customers are those who initially bought XO’s chocolate candies and eventually went on to buy other candies made by XO.
(B) XO has recently removed its two lowest-selling chocolate candies from their product line and replaced them with different types of chocolate candies.
(C) the recipes of the chocolate candies date from the 19th century, while the non-chocolate candies were all developed more recently.
(D) the chocolate candies are distributed differently than the non-chocolate candies, as chocolates are more popular on the coasts.
(E) fewer people eat candy at all than they did a decade ago because of growing concern about obesity.
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(A) a large proportion of XO’s customers are those who initially bought XO’s chocolate candies and eventually went on to buy other candies made by XO.
This indicates the most customers are same but have shifted purchae to non choclates, this means to incrase profitability some betterment should be done about the choc candies Correct
(B) XO has recently removed its two lowest-selling chocolate candies from their product line and replaced them with different types of chocolate candies. This strenghtens , but to increase profits more updates miust be done to the chocolates production
(C) the recipes of the chocolate candies date from the 19th century, while the non-chocolate candies were all developed more recently.
May be they are classical dishes but nothing to do with profits of the company
(D) the chocolate candies are distributed differently than the non-chocolate candies, as chocolates are more popular on the coasts.
Are coastal customers the only customers or is it a national level thing !
(E) Fewer people eat candy at all than they did a decade ago because of growing concern about obesity.
Decade ago sales is not the concern current sales from cureent customers is the concern
This indicates the most customers are same but have shifted purchae to non choclates, this means to incrase profitability some betterment should be done about the choc candies Correct
(B) XO has recently removed its two lowest-selling chocolate candies from their product line and replaced them with different types of chocolate candies. This strenghtens , but to increase profits more updates miust be done to the chocolates production
(C) the recipes of the chocolate candies date from the 19th century, while the non-chocolate candies were all developed more recently.
May be they are classical dishes but nothing to do with profits of the company
(D) the chocolate candies are distributed differently than the non-chocolate candies, as chocolates are more popular on the coasts.
Are coastal customers the only customers or is it a national level thing !
(E) Fewer people eat candy at all than they did a decade ago because of growing concern about obesity.
Decade ago sales is not the concern current sales from cureent customers is the concern
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A. The chocolate candies may not be profitable on their own, but they could be bringing customers who later buy XO's other products. Dropping them could hurt overall sales. This works keep
B. This talks about replacing products, not why keeping the current ones might still benefit the company.
C. The age of the recipes has nothing to do with profitability.
D. Different distribution doesn't explain why unprofitable chocolates should be kept.
E. A general decline in candy consumption doesn't address whether eliminating chocolate candies would improve overall profits.
B. This talks about replacing products, not why keeping the current ones might still benefit the company.
C. The age of the recipes has nothing to do with profitability.
D. Different distribution doesn't explain why unprofitable chocolates should be kept.
E. A general decline in candy consumption doesn't address whether eliminating chocolate candies would improve overall profits.
