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Sven: Trade unions are traditionally regarded by governments [#permalink]
 15 Nov 2009, 06:32
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Sven: Trade unions are traditionally regarded by governments and economists as restraints of trade, working against the complete freedom of the economy, but I believe that unions are indispensable since they are often the worker’s only protection against exploitation.
Ravi: I don’t agree. The exploitation of the workers and their work is a normal part of ordinary trade just like the exploitation of natural or other material resources.
Sven and Ravi will not be able to resolve their disagreement logically unless they
(A) define a key term
(B) rely on the opinions of established authorities
(C) question an unproved premise
(D) present supporting data
(E) distinguish fact from opinion
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gurpreet07 wrote: Sven: Trade unions are traditionally regarded by governments and economists as restraints of trade, working against the complete freedom of the economy, but I believe that unions are indispensable since they are often the worker’s only protection against exploitation.
Ravi: I don’t agree. The exploitation of the workers and their work is a normal part of ordinary trade just like the exploitation of natural or other material resources.
Sven and Ravi will not be able to resolve their disagreement logically unless they
(A) define a key term
(B) rely on the opinions of established authorities
(C) question an unproved premise
(D) present supporting data
(E) distinguish fact from opinion I think it is C or E. But E will not resolve they disagreement. So, C
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walker wrote: gurpreet07 wrote: Sven: Trade unions are traditionally regarded by governments and economists as restraints of trade, working against the complete freedom of the economy, but I believe that unions are indispensable since they are often the worker’s only protection against exploitation.
Ravi: I don’t agree. The exploitation of the workers and their work is a normal part of ordinary trade just like the exploitation of natural or other material resources.
Sven and Ravi will not be able to resolve their disagreement logically unless they
(A) define a key term
(B) rely on the opinions of established authorities
(C) question an unproved premise
(D) present supporting data
(E) distinguish fact from opinion I think it is C or E. But "red" part of Sven's statement is actually opinion. So I think it is E Hi walker...... thanks for replying.........even i marked E....but the answer option given is strange
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gurpreet07 wrote: Hi walker......
thanks for replying.........even i marked E....but the answer option given is strange I changed my mind 
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walker wrote: gurpreet07 wrote: Hi walker......
thanks for replying.........even i marked E....but the answer option given is strange I changed my mind so what should be the answer according to u....... neither it's D nor E.....
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Does anyone have the official answer? This is a tough question.
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The OA given is A....
but i couldn't figure out how and why its A......
may be verbal gurus can help
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That was my initial guess because I figured they'd have to define what worker's exploitation was to resolve the discussion.
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gurpreet07 wrote: Sven: Trade unions are traditionally regarded by governments and economists as restraints of trade, working against the complete freedom of the economy, but I believe that unions are indispensable since they are often the worker’s only protection against exploitation.
Ravi: I don’t agree. The exploitation of the workers and their work is a normal part of ordinary trade just like the exploitation of natural or other material resources.
Sven and Ravi will not be able to resolve their disagreement logically unless they
(A) define a key term
(B) rely on the opinions of established authorities
(C) question an unproved premise
(D) present supporting data
(E) distinguish fact from opinion Agree with A. What is their disagreement about?? Its all about "exploitation of workers" Looks like they both misunderstood the meaning of this "exploitation" As per Sven --> exploitation --> paying for only 8 hours but they are working 10 hours.. As per Ravi --> exploitation --> paying for 8 hours and they are working for 8 hours. ( He assumes that this natural ). If this is defined properly --> issue will be resolved.
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x2suresh wrote: gurpreet07 wrote: Sven: Trade unions are traditionally regarded by governments and economists as restraints of trade, working against the complete freedom of the economy, but I believe that unions are indispensable since they are often the worker’s only protection against exploitation.
Ravi: I don’t agree. The exploitation of the workers and their work is a normal part of ordinary trade just like the exploitation of natural or other material resources.
Sven and Ravi will not be able to resolve their disagreement logically unless they
(A) define a key term
(B) rely on the opinions of established authorities
(C) question an unproved premise
(D) present supporting data
(E) distinguish fact from opinion Agree with A. What is their disagreement about?? Its all about "exploitation of workers" Looks like they both misunderstood the meaning of this "exploitation" As per Sven --> exploitation --> paying for only 8 hours but they are working 10 hours.. As per Ravi --> exploitation --> paying for 8 hours and they are working for 8 hours. ( He assumes that this natural ). If this is defined properly --> issue will be resolved. Thnks......now i got it........
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Thanks for the explanation.
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Are the LSAT CR harder than the GMAT CR?
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burnttwinky wrote: Are the LSAT CR harder than the GMAT CR? yea the LSAT CR are tougher than GMAT CR..... but with practice everythings comes easy..... keep practicing...and one thing more there is no fun solving easy questions.
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