Japanese Supercenter (Scenario) the Tag-Mart Chain of Discount Superstores Is Nearing Completion of Nearing

Japanese Supercenter (Scenario)
The Tag-Mart chain of discount superstores is nearing completion of its new supercenter in Tokyo. The Tokyo store is the first foreign store for the large U.S.-based company. Tag-Mart offers a large variety of products at virtually unbeatable prices. A group of Tag-Mart representatives has traveled to Tokyo to inspect the new store and hire a store manager. The top two contenders for the position are Hisako Aoki and Takematsu Sato. Aoki has 25 years of experience managing a local department store renowned for its customer service. Sato, born and raised in Japan, earned a college degree in the U.S. before working six years as a manager at a Texas Tag-Mart.
-Which of the following, if TRUE, most supports the decision to operate the Tokyo store in a manner similar to Tag-Mart stores in the U.S.?

A) Customer service is of utmost importance to local shoppers.
B) Finding efficient and knowledgeable employees in Tokyo is difficult.
C) Other supercenter stores in Tokyo have gone out of business in the last year.
D) Local shoppers desire both efficiency and low prices.