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CR · Critical Reasoning
505-555
Inference
The manufacturer of DTF claims its product reduces facial wrinkles and wishes to sell it as a pharmaceutical. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), however, has ordered lengthy and costly experiments to determine whether DTF truly reduces facial wrinkles. The manufacturer, a small cosmetics firm, lacks the resources to carry out the required research and will probably comply with less rigorous FDA regulations by labeling DTF a cosmetic.
Which of the following can be most reasonably inferred from the statements above?
Which of the following can be most reasonably inferred from the statements above?
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Cosmetics are among the products not regulated by the FDA.
B
Only established pharmaceutical firms have the capital required to enter new products in the market.
C
The makers of DTF thought they would sell greater quantities of their product if it were a pharmaceutical rather than a cosmetic.
D
The FDA regulates claims made about pharmaceuticals more strictly than claims made about cosmetics.
E
DTF has very little effect, if any, on facial wrinkles and would not have received FDA approval.
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505-555
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CR