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ID: LSAT-LR-057
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Principle
Difficulty level: Easy

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Principle: A shop should not advertise goods at a price it is not in a position to supply them at. This holds whether the advertisement appears in a shop window, in a newspaper, or anywhere else.

Application: The bookshop should not have advertised the county atlas at nine pounds in its window and in the local paper.

Which one of the following, if true, most helps to justify the application of the principle?

AThe bookshop held two copies of the atlas and knew the advertisement would bring in far more than two buyers.

BOther shops in the town were advertising the same county atlas at twelve pounds in the week the bookshop's advertisement ran.

CThe county atlas is worth considerably more than the nine pounds the bookshop advertised it at, and copies were changing hands elsewhere for several times that sum.

DThe bookshop sold both its copies of the atlas at nine pounds, and the price it charged was the price its window and the local paper had advertised.

EThe bookshop's advertisement ran for a full week in the local paper and remained in the window for several days after that.

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