When can an opportunity created by government policy be wrongly assessed?

Correct answer: When the company sees only the announcement and does not read the implemented rules.

A government announcement may indicate an opportunity, but a business decision must be based on the policy as actually implemented. Eligibility conditions, exclusions, deadlines, procedures, documentation, and later notifications can determine whether a firm can truly benefit. If a company relies only on headlines or the initial announcement and ignores the operative rules, it may wrongly estimate the size, timing, cost, or availability of the opportunity. Hence option B is correct. Reading conditions, preparing documents, and calculating costs are responsible steps that reduce the risk of misjudgment, although they should all be done carefully.