Two soft drinks sit side-by-side in a grocery store: A six-pack of Coca-Cola (a brand name)sells for $3.00,while a six-pack of Uncle Don's cola (not a brand name)sells for $1.50.In a typical day the store sells some of each type of cola,which suggests that

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The fact that the store sells both brands suggests that there are consumers who are willing to pay twice as much for Coca-Cola as for Uncle Don's cola. This may be because they perceive Coca-Cola to be a higher quality product, or because they have brand loyalty to Coca-Cola. Therefore, option B is the best choice. Option A is not necessarily true, as consumers may have different preferences and values when it comes to purchasing soft drinks. Option C is also not necessarily true, as a brand name like Coca-Cola has an incentive to maintain the quality of its product to maintain customer loyalty and repeat business.

Two Soft Drinks Sit Side-By-Side in a Grocery Store: a Six-Pack