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22 Jul 2004, 00:06
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E-business is gradually taking over from ordinary "bricks-and-mortar" premises. The
companies listed on the NASDAQ, the stock exchange index for the new technological
companies, rose on average more than twice as fast as the fastest-rising stocks listed
Dow Jones index.
The argument above contains which of the following assumptions?
a/The share price of e-businesses will continue to rise.
b/The Dow Jones index only lists companies which perform badly.
c/The NASDAQ never lists companies which are performing badly.
d/The Dow Jones index will continue to rise less quickly than the NASDAQ.
e/The companies listed on the NASDAQ are not also listed on the Dow
Jones.
companies listed on the NASDAQ, the stock exchange index for the new technological
companies, rose on average more than twice as fast as the fastest-rising stocks listed
Dow Jones index.
The argument above contains which of the following assumptions?
a/The share price of e-businesses will continue to rise.
b/The Dow Jones index only lists companies which perform badly.
c/The NASDAQ never lists companies which are performing badly.
d/The Dow Jones index will continue to rise less quickly than the NASDAQ.
e/The companies listed on the NASDAQ are not also listed on the Dow
Jones.
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22 Jul 2004, 00:11
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I am stumped.
Definitely, B and C are out. A also seems to be incorrect. D and E are now left. And I'm equally divided between the two. But since I have to select an answer, its D.
Took abt 90 sec for this one.
Definitely, B and C are out. A also seems to be incorrect. D and E are now left. And I'm equally divided between the two. But since I have to select an answer, its D.
Took abt 90 sec for this one.
Else will try to come up with something else. 
