BARRY: And now, I'd like to end with a summary of the main points of today's presentation, and some recommendations.

The figures show that there's a lot of interest in our products in rural areas, and a large potential for growth.

So I'd like to recommend we provide more training and advanced customer data to our sales teams in rural areas. That's all I have for now.

Are there any questions?

DENISE: You mentioned that the sales figures may also reflect economic trends. Can you expand on that?

BARRY: Well, we are always going to depend on the economy. My understanding is that we may see an improvement this year.

Does that answer your question?

LIN: Do you mean we're in for a period of growth in the near future?

BARRY: Well, I'm afraid that's a bit outside my area of expertise, but that's what these figures suggest.

DENISE: You suggested that we might be spending too much on advertising in urban areas. Could we have some more details?

BARRY: It's hard to quantify without better data,

but I think that some of the advertising budget could be spent on rural areas without hurting urban areas.

LIN: Sorry. Could you say that again?

BARRY: We don't have the figures to really know whether we have to use our entire advertising budget in urban areas.

DENISE: In my experience advertising in urban areas is crucial.

BARRY: It looks like we've run out of time, so we'll finish up here. Thank you all for participating.