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The projected growth in buyer demand for branded athletic footwear is:

a. 10-12% annually in Europe-Africa and Asia-Pacific during years 11-15 and 8-10% annually in these same two regions during the years 16-20.

b. 6-8% annually in Latin America and the North-America during the year 11-year 15 period and 5-7% annually in these same to regions during the year 16-year 20 periods. 

c. 5-7% annually in North America during the year 11-year 15 periods and 4-1% annually in North America during the year 16-year 20 periods. 

d. 6-9% annually in all four regions during the years 11-15 and 4-7% annually in all four regions during the years 16-20. 

e. 3-5% annually in North America and Europe-Africa in Years 16-20 and 7-9% annually in Latin America and the Asian-Pacific regions in the years 16-20.

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