(A) No pronounced trend of decreasing per capita demand for rice is imminent in Teruvia.
The argument is based on the premise that Teruvia's population is increasing significantly, and the country's rice production will not be sufficient to meet this growing demand. To reach this conclusion, the argument assumes that there is no pronounced trend of decreasing per capita demand for rice in Teruvia. If there was such a trend (meaning that each person in Teruvia was consuming less rice on average over time), it could offset the need to import more rice, even with a growing population.
The argument is based on the premise that Teruvia's population is increasing significantly, and the country's rice production will not be sufficient to meet this growing demand. To reach this conclusion, the argument assumes that there is no pronounced trend of decreasing per capita demand for rice in Teruvia. If there was such a trend (meaning that each person in Teruvia was consuming less rice on average over time), it could offset the need to import more rice, even with a growing population.
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