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  1. Only III follows
  2. Neither II nor III follows
  3. None follows
  4. All except III follow
  5. All I, II and III follow
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Option 3 : None follows

The given statement is regarding the context of Walmart’s acquisition of Flipkart in order to expand its reach in the Indian market. Because of the fact that Walmart isn’t an established e-commerce player, the option of growing by way of acquiring is attractive, allowing Walmart to profit from Flipkart’s presence and build on efficiency and scale in e-commerce. 

A course of action is something that needs to be done considering the present scenario in mind.

Thus, an appropriate course of action can be the action that brings out the actions that Walmart needs to do in order to achieve the desired result.

From the courses of actions discussed,

Course of action (I) is the outcome of Walmart’s leverage and is not a course of action.

Course of action (II) is a course of action followed by sellers and not Walmart, since, it is out of scope, it can also be rejected.

Course of action (III) states general information and does not suggest any appropriate course of action. Thus, it can also be rejected.

As none of the course of action is relevant, the correct answer choice is option 3.
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