The main dimensions of a market can be captured by considering variables such as:
A)those relating to the population and its various characteristics, education, infrastructure, geographical features and foreign involvement.
B)those relating to the population and its various characteristics, infrastructure, geographical features of the environment, and foreign involvement in the country.
C)those relating to the population, race, religion, education, infrastructure, geographical features and foreign involvement.
D)those relating to the population, race, religion, gender, education, infrastructure, geographical features, foreign involvement and environmental concerns.

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Choice B includes variables that capture the main dimensions of a market, such as population and its characteristics, infrastructure, geographical features, and foreign involvement. Choice A includes education and race and excludes the environment, while choice C adds religion and excludes the environment. Choice D includes environmental concerns but adds gender and race, which are not necessarily relevant for capturing the dimensions of a market.

The Main Dimensions of a Market Can Be Captured by Considering