Read the following passage carefully:
Under the 2026 Integrated Agro-Logistics and Market Intelligence Protocol, regional agricultural marketing boards are required to upload real-time transaction data from all licensed mandis to a central digital repository. The protocol stipulates that only registered wholesale traders who complete bi-monthly digital audit logs are eligible for transport freight subsidies on perishable commodities. Furthermore, state governments can draw from the Central Agro-Stabilization Fund only if their district-level mandis maintain a minimum 90% digital compliance rate for consecutive quarters. Recent field evaluations indicate that while overall data upload volume increased by 40% across participating states, over half of the small-scale traders failed to complete bi-monthly audits due to limited digital literacy. Consequently, freight subsidy disbursements to small-scale traders fell significantly, even in states that successfully accessed the Central Agro-Stabilization Fund.
Based on the passage provided above, which of the following statements represent logically valid inferences that can be strictly deduced from the text?
- A state government may successfully access the Central Agro-Stabilization Fund even if certain small-scale traders within that state fail to receive freight transport subsidies.Cevap
- BSmall-scale traders failed to complete bi-monthly digital audit logs primarily because the central digital repository suffered from frequent technical server outages.
- A mandi's data uploads to the central repository are not, by themselves, sufficient to guarantee freight subsidies for individual traders operating in that mandi.Cevap
- DFailing to complete bi-monthly digital audit logs automatically revokes a wholesale trader's license to operate within licensed mandis.