'Distributors complain prices are too high.' Is an example of a:
A) hypothesis.
B) symptom.
C) research objective.
D) true problem.

Question

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This statement describes a symptom, or a manifestation of a problem, where distributors are indicating that they perceive prices to be too high. It does not provide any evidence as to why prices are high or what specific problem is causing the high prices, and therefore cannot be considered a hypothesis or true problem. Additionally, it does not outline a specific research objective.

'Distributors Complain Prices Are Too High