A publishing expert recently judged the about-to-be published Packer thesaurus to be extremely accurate, very portable and less expensive than other thesauri currently available on the market. Thus the publisher of the Packer thesaurus has concluded that the Packer thesaurus will become a best-selling, inexpensive alternative to those thesauri currently available.
Which of the following, if true, casts the LEAST doubt on the conclusion of the Packer thesaurus’ publishers?
Many booksellers already carry a large number of inexpensive thesauri and have no incentive to stock another.
A large number of new, portable and more accurate thesauri will soon be introduced by other publishing companies.
The Packer thesaurus is not only as accurate as other portable thesauri, but it is also at least as accurate as many larger, more expensive thesauri.
Buyers in homes and offices who have been identified by the publishing company as the prime market for the Packer thesaurus already own thesauri.
The publishing expert who assessed the new Packer thesaurus employed standards that are not relevant to the public’s buying patterns.
Which of the following, if true, casts the LEAST doubt on the conclusion of the Packer thesaurus’ publishers?
Many booksellers already carry a large number of inexpensive thesauri and have no incentive to stock another.
A large number of new, portable and more accurate thesauri will soon be introduced by other publishing companies.
The Packer thesaurus is not only as accurate as other portable thesauri, but it is also at least as accurate as many larger, more expensive thesauri.
Buyers in homes and offices who have been identified by the publishing company as the prime market for the Packer thesaurus already own thesauri.
The publishing expert who assessed the new Packer thesaurus employed standards that are not relevant to the public’s buying patterns.
