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Five years ago, only every fifth resident of Korovia owned a credit card. Since then, however, credit card penetration in urban Korovia has increased rapidly as a result of strong telemarketing campaigns. Credit card companies now wish to maintain the present growth rate by increasing their investments in telemarketing campaigns.
Which of the following, if true, most strongly argues that the strategy, if adopted, would not achieve its goal?
Which of the following, if true, most strongly argues that the strategy, if adopted, would not achieve its goal?
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Credit card companies have more vacancies for telemarketers than do any other organizations.
B
Other industries have started adopting telemarketing campaigns as an integral marketing strategy.
C
Credit cards generally have fewer advantages than do many other payment options available to Korovians.
D
All Korovians who could be reached by telemarketers are already using at least one credit card each.
E
Telemarketing campaigns cost less than other marketing campaigns.
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