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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post   19 Dec 2021, 06:05
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Can someone explain Question 6?


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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post   25 Dec 2021, 07:25
Can anyone explain or hint the dedicated part of paragraph for reference? Which part is meant to be 'evidence'? Thanks!

5. 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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Can someone explain Question 6?


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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post   01 Sep 2023, 03:16
Heyy, can anybody please clarify Q4 for me? I find no explanation on Q4 and still don't get it why the right answer is B.
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Re: For years, U.S. employers have counted on a steady flow of labor from [#permalink] New post   01 Sep 2023, 10:13
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Heyy, can anybody please clarify Q4 for me? I find no explanation on Q4 and still don't get it why the right answer is B.


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