Since multinational grain companies operate so as to maximize profits, they
cannot be relied to initiate economic changes that would reform the world’s fooddistribution
system. Although it is true that the actions of multinational companies sometimes do result in such economic change, this result is incidental,arising not from the desire for reform but from the desire to maximize profits.The maximization of profits normally depends on a stable economicenvironment, one that discourages change.


The main point of the argument is that
(A) the maximization of profits depends on a stable economic environment
(B) when economic change accompanies business activity, that change is initiated
by concern for the profit motive
(C) multinational grain companies operates so as to maximize profits
(D) the world’s current food-distribution system is not in need of reform
(E) multinational grain companies cannot be relied on to initiate reform of the
world’s food-distribution system

Please substantiate your answer with reasoning rather than just writing IMO A, B, C, D and E.