What did James Placke argue in his report to Washington in December? James Placke argued that what had happened in Libya made it much more likely ...

What did James Placke argue in his report to Washington in December?

James Placke argued that what had happened in Libya made it much more likely that the producing countries 'will be able to overcome their divisions to cooperate in controlling production and raising prices.'
Placke argued that the United States and its allies, along with the oil industry, were simply unprepared intellectually and politically to 'deal with the changed balance of power in the petroleum supply situation.'
Placke argued that the practicality of controlling supply as means of exerting pressure for raising the price of oil has been dramatically demonstrated.
Placke emphasized that he was pleading for maintaining the status quo.
a) I and III are correct.
b) II and IV are correct.
c) I, II, and III are correct.
d) I, II, III, and IV are correct.