7 Haji Ismail Company is going to introduce one of the three new products: keropok, satay, and chips. As the market conditions(favorable, stable or unfavorable) tend to affect the payoffs of the products.Table 1: Condition of payoffs of Ahmad CompanyFavorableProductKeropokSatay18,00012,000Stable11,0009,0007,000Unfavorable10,000-5,000Chips-6,000What the objective that can be derived from the given situation?2,000Select one:O A. The objective to produce the products.OB. The objective to determine the market condition.O C. The objective to determine which product can be introduced to ensure the highest payoff.OD. The objective to determine minimize the cost of production.

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