The prompt says "

• Russia and notably Turkey are countries with a relative high market growth compared to Germany.
• This information can be used to estimate the market growth of car oils, since more motor oil will be used in growing economies in the future."

What does it mean by this can be used to estimate the market growth of car oils? Is it implied the interviewee does some calculations based on assumptions? The only way I could think of to derive it from the given information was that we know that Germany is least growing, so we are left with Rus and Turkey. We are then told Germany and Russia have high competition - which would lead you to believe the market is more established in Russia, and thus Turkey offers best prospects for market growth. However this would seemingly contradict data that car density is higher in Turkey and Russia has a higher proportion of old cars (potential for newer cars w/ rising incomes?). What is best way to derive the Growth segment of the prioritization table in this instance? Thanks for any help.

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