The Wearing of Costumes at Halloween Is Largely a Western

Multiple Choice

The wearing of costumes at Halloween is largely a Western custom. In China, the Halloween festivals are very different in that they involve more of the presentation of gifts and food to family members and others that have passed away. Which of the following is a reasonable explanation for why the Western market for Halloween costumes might be important for Chinese firms and factories?

A) The costumes that the Chinese do not use during their festivals can be exported to the West.
B) Knowledge of the Western Halloween festival and demand for costumes can translate into profits for Chinese producers who can produce such costumes at low costs.
C) The West can export costumes for the Chinese to wear during their Halloween Festivals.
D) Chinese producers can try to market Chinese festivals to American consumers.