Why Might a Can of Similac Sell for About $25

question 11

Multiple Choice

Why might a can of Similac sell for about $25 in the U.S. but sell for about $9 in the Netherlands?

• A)Similac may be trying to penetrate the Netherlands market.
• B)The Dutch government might have required the company to sell at a low price.
• C)The competition in the Netherlands may offer lower prices than in the U.S.
• D)All of the above are possible reasons.

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