The rise in petrol prices did not lead to a proportionate cut off in c – McqOptions

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1.	The rise in petrol prices did not lead to a proportionate cut off in consumption.
A.	proportionate cutting off in
B.	proportionate cut down in
C.	proportionate cut through in
D.	proportionately cut off in
E.	No correction required
Answer» C. proportionate cut through in

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