Economics Roshan Farhan who grew up in Guwahati, saw first-hand how little people in small towns thought of online shopping. "Even today, if I tell my parents or their friends to buy through online marketplaces, they will not. Despite the fact that they see me shopping online. There is a trust deficit Roshan says. But these small towns spread across India represent a vast, underserved market and a massive opportunity. One that Roshan decided to tap with his best friend Kulapradip Bharali. Together, the two co-founded Delhi-based ?GoBillion?, which aims to make online shopping an "interactive and fun" experience. The group- buying startup, which began with an initial investment of Rs S lakh, works on a model, which encourages consumers to buy together and benefit from discounts based on their aggregated purchasing quantity." Given the above quote, which of the following was not part of the objective when Gobillion was founded A. The creation and distribution of value and benefits. B. To get rich quickly C. The pooling of resources to produce goods at lower costs. D. The creation of employment