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1) Giving an out projections based on the available data does nothing to assure the important considerations for making it accurate. Available data here acts as maybe a necessary condition but not a sufficient one.

2) Right so if we do not take into account for comprehensive market research we might miss out on external factors that might be important. But even if they did take into account for it, it says "our projection" so this is one projection and one projection cannot possibly give you a general statement about the important variables to consider as a general statement. And this is just external factors, what about the internal ones or other external factors, this might be necessary but it has so many flaws for it to be sufficient.

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Okay now we know that there is an important internal factor (available data), but that does not mean we have all the important intern factors for it to be generalized even, and with the second statement we know of one external factor for one project which cannot be representative for a general statement.
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This is not a tightly testable DS question. It is broad, open-ended, and subjective.

Statement (1) gives a projection, not considerations.
Statement (2) gives one missing consideration, not all considerations.
Combining the statements still does not establish all the important considerations.

The answer is clearly E.

But the insufficiency is not elegant; it comes from the question being too broad.

The quality of these non-Math DS questions by GMAC needs to improve...
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