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The business writer concludes that it would be a mistake for the manufacturer of Corrine wristwatches to increase the supply to meet demand for the following reasons:

1. The current high demand is due to the public’s perception that the watches are in short supply.

2. This is because they are produced in very small quantities.

3. The scarcity of these watches drives desire.

4. If the supply were increased, the perceived scarcity of the watches would diminish

5. This would decrease the demand for the watches.

This is the conclusion of the argument. The following sentences explain the reasoning to support this claim.

The claim is not refuted by the argument. It is the main conclusion that is supported by everything else that follows.

The claim is not used to justify the relevance of the evidence. The evidence (premises) a are used to support this claim.

The claim is not a premise. It is not used to support anything. It only receives support.

The claim does not support a premise; it does not support anything, as it is the main conclusion of the argument.

This is an accurate description of the claim. The entire argument supports the conclusion by explaining why increasing the supply of watches would be a mistake.

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