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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  05 Oct 2019, 07:36
souvik101990, Skywalker18,

I am not clear on Qs 2. The reason I did not mark B is because in the passage it was mentioned that workers are willing to work at wage less than minimum wage. It did not mention that the companies are paying less than minimum wage. It just mentioned the pay is less.

Could you please help me understand the error in my analysis?

"For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from Mexico willing to accept low-skilled, low paying jobs. These workers, many of whom leave economically depressed villages in the Mexican interior, are often more than willing to work for wages well below both the U.S. minimum wage and the poverty line"
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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  05 Jun 2020, 07:34
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Added 4 new questions and now bumping it up.


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The last 3 added questions are same as question mentioned earlier.
Kindly remove last 3 questions.

Can you post official solution for Q2 ?
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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  07 Aug 2020, 00:00
Extra Question:
The passage provides evidence to address:
(A) how many children, on average, Mexican women have today
(B) how a smaller average family size in Mexico would likely impact the number of people who migrate to another country in search of work
(C) why the flow of Mexican immigrants to the United States began to diminish
(D) the future impact of Mexico’s family planning campaign on the Mexican middle class
(E) the extent of the disparity that exists between the wealthy elite and those who live in poverty

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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  15 Jan 2021, 08:39
Sajjad1994 bm2201

Another question from this passage :

The passage provides evidence to address

(A) how many children, on average, Mexican women have today

(B) how a smaller average family size in Mexico would likely impact the number of people who migrate to another country in search of work

(C) why the flow of Mexican immigrants to the United States began to diminish

(D) the future impact of Mexico’s family planning campaign on the Mexican middle class

(E) the extent of the disparity that exists between the wealthy elite and those who live in poverty

Answer (B)
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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  15 Jan 2021, 09:32
altairahmad wrote:
Sajjad1994 bm2201

Another question from this passage :

The passage provides evidence to address

(A) how many children, on average, Mexican women have today

(B) how a smaller average family size in Mexico would likely impact the number of people who migrate to another country in search of work

(C) why the flow of Mexican immigrants to the United States began to diminish

(D) the future impact of Mexico’s family planning campaign on the Mexican middle class

(E) the extent of the disparity that exists between the wealthy elite and those who live in poverty

Answer (B)


Hi altairahmad,

Done, Thanks.
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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  22 Feb 2021, 01:18
Hi Experts,

Hope you are doing well.

I have attempted this passage and am not sure whether my answers are correct are not.

I have checked all the posts on this topic and most of them suggest different answers for the same question.

Hence, I would request you to confirm me the correct answers to all the questions along with the reason.
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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  23 Feb 2021, 09:06
RahulHGGmat wrote:
Hi Experts,

Hope you are doing well.

I have attempted this passage and am not sure whether my answers are correct are not.

I have checked all the posts on this topic and most of them suggest different answers for the same question.

Hence, I would request you to confirm me the correct answers to all the questions along with the reason.



Hi RahulHGGmat,

The answers to all the questions posted currently are correct, its just that earlier the questions had a different order, which is why now since the order has changed and some questions have been added/removed, you see the questions and the post in the different order.

Kindly refer the below post for the Questions and Official Explanations. Let me know if you still have doubts.

https://gmatclub.com/forum/film-scholars-agree-that-hollywood-portrayals-of-america-at-war-follow-145037.html#p1162870
https://gmatclub.com/forum/for-years-u-s-employers-have-counted-on-a-steady-flow-of-labor-from-104161.html#p1128959

Thanks.
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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  12 Mar 2021, 02:57
OE for question number 4
thanx !
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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post  14 Mar 2021, 08:25
Anshuman0902 wrote:
OE for question number 4
thanx !



Hi Anshuman0902,

Please refer the OE for Question 4 here, is mentioned as Question 2 in the below link:

https://gmatclub.com/forum/film-scholars-agree-that-hollywood-portrayals-of-america-at-war-follow-145037.html#p1162870


Let me know if you still have doubts.


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