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23 Nov 2018, 10:45
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“Board” does not exist as an independent entity defining policy. Instead there exists a group of democratically elected optimists sensitive to the workforce, who establish policies that will result in their own reelection. Therefore, if corporate policy is hostile to, say, organizational concerns, it is not because of corporate perversity but because elected officials believe that ______.
A) corporates would be extremely difficult to satisfy with any policy, however organizationally sound.
B) organizational concerns are being accommodated as well as corporate funds permit.
C) the corporates are overly anxious about organizational deterioration.
D) the majority of voters vote for certain members because of those members’ idiosyncratic positions on policy issues.
E) the majority of voters do not strongly wish for a different policy.
A) corporates would be extremely difficult to satisfy with any policy, however organizationally sound.
B) organizational concerns are being accommodated as well as corporate funds permit.
C) the corporates are overly anxious about organizational deterioration.
D) the majority of voters vote for certain members because of those members’ idiosyncratic positions on policy issues.
E) the majority of voters do not strongly wish for a different policy.
24 Nov 2018, 00:08
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Premises:
Board has democratically elected optimists sensitive to the workforce.
They establish policies that will result in their own reelection.
Conclusion: if corporate policy is hostile to, say, organisational concerns, it is because elected officials believe that ______.
What follows will be some explanation that can be derived from the premises i.e. the board establishes policies suitable to its own reelection.
(E) does just that.
(E) the majority of voters do not strongly wish for a different policy.
It is an implication of "board establishes policies suitable to its own reelection". So if majority of voters would have wanted a different policy, for its own reelection, the board would have done it.
None of the other options serves this purpose.
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23 Nov 2018, 10:48
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Hi Experts, I am confused about the OA.
Request you to provide your inputs - GMATNinja, GMATNinjaTwo, gmat1393, broall, nightblade354, VeritasKarishma
Request you to provide your inputs - GMATNinja, GMATNinjaTwo, gmat1393, broall, nightblade354, VeritasKarishma
