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A reduction in unemployment rate is coupled with increasing median income. Over the last decade, the unemployment rate has declined during most years, overall reducing from 7 percent ten years ago to 4 percent today.
Read the statements below, determine which ones can be inferred, and select the appropriate choice.
1) The median income today is higher today than what it was a decade ago. 2) The median income today is three percentage points higher than what it was a decade ago. 3) The median income has increased more than once over the last decade.
A) Only 1 B) Only 2 C) Only 3 D) Only 1 and 3 E) None of the above
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A reduction in unemployment rate is coupled with increasing median income. Over the last decade, the unemployment rate has declined during most years, overall reducing from 7 percent ten years ago to 4 percent today.
Read the statements below, determine which ones can be inferred, and select the appropriate choice.
1) The median income today is higher today than what it was a decade ago. 2) The median income today is three percentage points higher than what it was a decade ago. 3) The median income has increased more than once over the last decade.
A) Only 1 B) Only 2 C) Only 3 D) Only 1 and 3 E) None of the above
1) The median income today is higher today than what it was a decade ago. (we can definitely infer this from the statement) 2) The median income today is three percentage points higher than what it was a decade ago (It's not stated that same percentage of unemployment decline results in same percentage of increase in median income . 3) The median income has increased more than once over the last decade. (yes, as the statement mentioned that 'the unemployment rate has declined during MOST years', by seeing the 'most' we can deduce that median income has increased more than once.
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