单选题Sales growth at Medico plc is 1.8% this year, compared to an earlier forecast of 2.5%.The company’s sales growth for this year isAlower than expectedBthe same as expectedChigher than expected

单选题
Sales growth at Medico plc is 1.8% this year, compared to an earlier forecast of 2.5%.The company’s sales growth for this year is
A

lower than expected

B

the same as expected

C

higher than expected


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解析:
阅读材料的意思是:与之前预测的2.5%相比,今年在Medico plc的销售增长率是1.8%。也即是说公司今年的销售增长率比预期的要低,所以选A。

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