Assumptions:

1. Items in small shops are never reliable.
2. Persons managing big showrooms are cheats.
3. Maintenance of big showrooms is an expensive affair in itself; hence the prices are a little higher.

Assumptions:

1. Pollution is a part of industrial society.
2. Indian economic growth is based on only industrial growth.
3. A country desires economic growth with manageable side effects.

Assumptions:

1. There is adequate trained staff available to man these counters in shifts.
2. The services provided by these counters will help boosting inflow of foreign tourists.
3. Majority of the foreign tourists need variety of services when they reach India.

Assumptions:

1. B listens to As advice.
2. Passing the examination is desirable.
3. Hard practice leads to success.

Assumptions:

1. Sure success is desirable.
2. Students expect sure success when they join any tuition class.
3. Just having excellent teachers does not ensure success.

Assumptions:

1. Wars kill majority of wicked people.
2. Innocent people are also killed in wars.
3. Vehement opposition to wars may have some desirable impact.

Assumptions:

1. How to look beautiful is a problem of youngsters.
2. A photograph can be beautiful even if a person is not.
3. People like to be considered beautiful.

Assumptions:

1. The dealers will follow the government directive.
2. The sugar prices will come down.
3. The price of indigenous sugar will remain unchanged.

Assumptions:

1. There may be a shortage of food grains in the market during this season.
2. The kharif crop may be able to replenish the stock of FCI.
3. There may be a demand from the farmers to procure kharif crop immediately after harvest.

Assumptions:

1. Nowadays, there is no demand for furniture products unless some attractive scheme is offered.
2. Some customers always desire to have best quality and do not bother either for cost or for convenience.
3. Some customers want to keep their home up-to-date with reasonable cost and with less hassles.