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Branded products cost much more than products that are sold loose because they include the costs of ______________.

A

Packaging

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Advertising

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C

Both A and B

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None of these

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The correct option is C Both A and B
Branded products cost much more than products that are sold loose because they include the costs of packaging and advertising. So, many people cannot afford them. Gradually, people come to believe that only branded products are good and will want to buy the products that come in a sealed packet rather than which is sold loose.

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