Globalisation is putting fresh pressure on mid-size firms, with huge companies moving into their markets and dictating prices. This kind of company feels neglected by government. They are too large to qualify for the grants and assistance that small enterprises can count on, but are too small to wield the kind of influence their larger competitors can bring to bear. But despite the squeeze, most mid-size firms still believe that they can deliver steady growth, by playing to their traditional strength - being nimbler and more customer-focused than their large rivals.

Question: The size of grant awarded to a company is not dependant on the companys size.
Options:
A. true, B. false, C. uncertain
Answer: "C"