Coca-Cola returned to India in 1994 after two decades of being forced out of the government because:
A) Coca-Cola decided to reveal its formula to the government.
B) Coke was not very popular in earlier days.
C) a new law allowing 100 percent foreign ownership was passed.
D) the water supply was not consistent in earlier years.
E) installation of a bottling plant required special permits.
Answer: C) a new law allowing 100 percent foreign ownership was passed.