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19 Jul 2024, 03:57
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The Answer is B
The stem states that higher density of tech companies cause low unemployment. The supporting industries also benefit from it. Hence the government plans to incentivise the industry more. IF this is true then B states that Incentives to attract tech companies to economically depressed regions will significantly lower the unemployment rates in those regions-which is true
A-talks about places without high density of tech companies. But that is not the necessary condition
B -talks about lower unemployment rate due to incentivising the industry which is the necessary condition
C- talks about states a fact already reiterated in the stem
D-Is irrelevant
E-weakens the deduction made in the premise
The stem states that higher density of tech companies cause low unemployment. The supporting industries also benefit from it. Hence the government plans to incentivise the industry more. IF this is true then B states that Incentives to attract tech companies to economically depressed regions will significantly lower the unemployment rates in those regions-which is true
A-talks about places without high density of tech companies. But that is not the necessary condition
B -talks about lower unemployment rate due to incentivising the industry which is the necessary condition
C- talks about states a fact already reiterated in the stem
D-Is irrelevant
E-weakens the deduction made in the premise
19 Jul 2024, 04:36
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(A) Regions without a high density of tech companies will benefit from similar economic stimulation if tech companies are introduced there. #The report says there is a tendency, however several factors may affect it
(B) Incentives to attract tech companies to economically depressed regions will significantly lower the unemployment rates in those regions.#There is no guarantee that it will be bcpz it worked in other parts
(C) Tech companies tend to create more jobs in regions where they are concentrated due to increased demand for skilled labor and supporting industries.#Correct.. Directly said
(D) The overall economy of a region is always improved by the presence of tech companies.#Nowhere said econo,y will surely improved
(E) Regions that are economically depressed lack the skilled labor necessary to support the influx of tech companies without government incentives.#Extended information
Answer C
(B) Incentives to attract tech companies to economically depressed regions will significantly lower the unemployment rates in those regions.#There is no guarantee that it will be bcpz it worked in other parts
(C) Tech companies tend to create more jobs in regions where they are concentrated due to increased demand for skilled labor and supporting industries.#Correct.. Directly said
(D) The overall economy of a region is always improved by the presence of tech companies.#Nowhere said econo,y will surely improved
(E) Regions that are economically depressed lack the skilled labor necessary to support the influx of tech companies without government incentives.#Extended information
Answer C
19 Jul 2024, 04:46
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In a recent government report, it was found that regions with a higher density of tech companies tend to have lower unemployment rates. The report suggests that the presence of these tech companies stimulates local economies by creating a high demand for skilled labor, which not only provides jobs within these companies but also boosts secondary employment in supporting industries. Based on this, the government is considering incentives to attract more tech companies to economically depressed regions.
If the statements above are true, which of the following must be true?
(A) Regions without a high density of tech companies will benefit from similar economic stimulation if tech companies are introduced there. Wrong Choice
This is a tricky choice. The argument states that regions with a higher density of tech companies tend to have lower unemployment rates.
(B) Incentives to attract tech companies to economically depressed regions will significantly lower the unemployment rates in those regions. Wrong Choice
The use of word "significantly" is wrong.
(C) Tech companies tend to create more jobs in regions where they are concentrated due to increased demand for skilled labor and supporting industries. Correct Choice
Matches the point mentioned in the argument "the presence of these tech companies stimulates local economies by creating a high demand for skilled labor, which not only provides jobs within these companies but also boosts secondary employment in supporting industries."
(D) The overall economy of a region is always improved by the presence of tech companies. Wrong Choice
Not mentioned in the arument
(E) Regions that are economically depressed lack the skilled labor necessary to support the influx of tech companies without government incentives. Wrong Choice
Not mentioned in the arument
If the statements above are true, which of the following must be true?
(A) Regions without a high density of tech companies will benefit from similar economic stimulation if tech companies are introduced there. Wrong Choice
This is a tricky choice. The argument states that regions with a higher density of tech companies tend to have lower unemployment rates.
(B) Incentives to attract tech companies to economically depressed regions will significantly lower the unemployment rates in those regions. Wrong Choice
The use of word "significantly" is wrong.
(C) Tech companies tend to create more jobs in regions where they are concentrated due to increased demand for skilled labor and supporting industries. Correct Choice
Matches the point mentioned in the argument "the presence of these tech companies stimulates local economies by creating a high demand for skilled labor, which not only provides jobs within these companies but also boosts secondary employment in supporting industries."
(D) The overall economy of a region is always improved by the presence of tech companies. Wrong Choice
Not mentioned in the arument
(E) Regions that are economically depressed lack the skilled labor necessary to support the influx of tech companies without government incentives. Wrong Choice
Not mentioned in the arument
