Supermarkets Should Not Necessarily Remove Goods from Their Shelves Even

Multiple Choice

Supermarkets should not necessarily remove goods from their shelves even if they are not selling well. Which of the following explains this reasoning?

A) If a slow -selling product is a complement of another product, removing the slow -seller would reduce sales of both products.
B) Removing slow -selling products will force consumers to buy these products at other stores.
C) If a slow -selling product is a new product it may become a best -seller in the future.
D) A profit can be made from a slow -selling good if it sells at a high price.