Statement: The vegetable traders feel that the prices of onion will again go up shortly in the State 'P'

Courses of Action:

I. The 'P' State Government should purchase and store sufficient quantity of onion in advance to control prices.

II. The 'F' State Government should make available network of fair price shops for the sale of onions during the period of shortage.

If only Course of action II follows

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If either Course of action I or II follows

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The correct option is D
If both Courses of action I and II follow

Clearly, both the courses of action seem appropriate to prevent black-marketing in case of shortage. Hence, both I and II follow.

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The correct option is D If both Courses of action I and II follow Clearly, both the courses of action seem appropriate to prevent black-marketing in case of shortage. Hence, both I and II follow.

The correct option is D
If both Courses of action I and II follow

Clearly, both the courses of action seem appropriate to prevent black-marketing in case of shortage. Hence, both I and II follow.