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单选题
When Jack Welch took charge of the company, it had a market value of about _____.
A
$12 billion
B
$20 billion
C
$500 billion
D
$2000 billion
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由第一段第三句可知，他接手公司时，公司市值约为120亿美元，故A项为正确答案。
由第一段第三句可知，他接手公司时，公司市值约为120亿美元，故A项为正确答案。
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