A boycott would not be successful under what circumstance?

A. The government decided to make the company's practices illegal.

B. Many of the company's executives quit because of economic pressure.

C. Most consumers didn't stay away from the company.

D. The company spent a lot of money lobbying the government.

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14 August, 03:04

A boycott would not be successful under what circumstance?

A. The government decided to make the company's practices illegal.

B. Many of the company's executives quit because of economic pressure.

C. Most consumers didn't stay away from the company.

D. The company spent a lot of money lobbying the government.

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Jaylen · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. Most consumers didn't stay away from the company.

If people decided to boycott a product, yet it continued having high sales, that would mark the boycott as a failure.