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Hi KarishmaB
Option D = "The financial assistance that the govt provides to people who have no other income is less than average starting wage."
I read your explanation on option D but my thinking directly was that the argument concerns about people not accepting jobs and it deals only between supplement and financial assistance (both provided by the government) so the difference between financial assistance and average starting wage doesn't matter to us, this discussion goes in different direction.
Please let me know if we can simply reject option D on the basis of this.
Option D = "The financial assistance that the govt provides to people who have no other income is less than average starting wage."
I read your explanation on option D but my thinking directly was that the argument concerns about people not accepting jobs and it deals only between supplement and financial assistance (both provided by the government) so the difference between financial assistance and average starting wage doesn't matter to us, this discussion goes in different direction.
Please let me know if we can simply reject option D on the basis of this.
KarishmaB
20 Mar 2025, 06:33
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Yes, option (D) is irrelevant. But here is the thing - if, when asked about why option (D) doesn't work, my answer is "because it is irrelevant," I don't think it will add much value!
That is why I explained with figures why it is irrelevant. Perhaps now in another such question the learner will be able to see on their own that it is irrelevant, the way you did.
Otherwise, the only options to consider here are (A) and (C).
That is why I explained with figures why it is irrelevant. Perhaps now in another such question the learner will be able to see on their own that it is irrelevant, the way you did.
Otherwise, the only options to consider here are (A) and (C).
agrasan
21 Nov 2025, 12:40
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Hey, here’s how I interpret option D
amount received from the government assistant < Poverty Line. Thus, workers have an incentive to find employment so that they can rise about the poverty line.
This was the only reason I thought option is a better suited weakener.
Initially, I thought option C is a better option choice, but I thought it was a bit too broad and generic, so I rejected it.
Can someone help me in my analysis? KarishmaB GMATNinja egmat
amount received from the government assistant < Poverty Line. Thus, workers have an incentive to find employment so that they can rise about the poverty line.
This was the only reason I thought option is a better suited weakener.
Initially, I thought option C is a better option choice, but I thought it was a bit too broad and generic, so I rejected it.
Can someone help me in my analysis? KarishmaB GMATNinja egmat
