Your colleague Amy asks you to review her report about the feasibility of opening a new factory in China. The report strikes you as conveying a strong "can-do" attitude, but you suspect that Amy has omitted information that undermines her recommendations. The problem with Amy's report is that it
A) fails to use charts to convey complex numerical information.
B) does not balance objectivity and positivity.
C) does not accurately credit and document its sources of information.
D) fails to present original and innovation ideas.
E) does not use a structure that points out its supporting facts and conclusions.

Question

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The report has a strong "can-do" attitude, which suggests that Amy may not have balanced objectivity and positivity. This makes the report less credible and trustworthy. To make an informed decision about opening a new factory in China, it is important to consider both pros and cons and present them objectively.

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