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Question 25

A UK maker of ceramic tableware sells some of its products overseas and imports the clay and glaze it uses in production. The pound depreciates.

Which evidence would best support the conclusion that the depreciation has reduced the firm's profit?

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A

Overseas orders rise substantially when foreign prices fall, and imported materials make up a small share of its costs

B

Overseas orders rise only slightly when foreign prices fall, and imported materials make up a small share of its costs

C

Overseas orders rise only slightly when foreign prices fall, and imported materials make up a large share of its costs

D

Overseas orders rise substantially when foreign prices fall, and imported materials make up a large share of its costs

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