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| August 21 | PS 1 | PS 2 |
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PS 1
There are 4 quarts in a gallon. A gallon of motor oil sells for $12 and a quart of the same oil sells for $5. The owner of a rental agency has 6 machines and each machine needs 5 quarts of oil. What is the minimum amount of money she must spend to purchase enough oil?
(A) $84
(B) $94
(C) $96
(D) $102
(E) $150
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8% of the people eligible to vote are between 18 and 21. In an election 85% of those eligible to vote who were between 18 and 21 actually voted. In that election, people between 18 and 21 who actually voted were what percent of those people eligible to vote?
(A) 4.2
(B) 6.4
(C) 6.8
(D) 8
(E) 68
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Company A and Company B both produce gold watches. Company A's watches are more expensive than those sold by Company B. Therefore, the watches produced by Company A are of a higher quality than those produced by Company B.
The argument is flawed primarily because the author
A. fails to provide any actual prices of watches produced by Company A or Company B
B. assumes that the quality of gold watches is, on average, higher than that of other types of watches
C. forms a general conclusion by including the products of only two companies
D. directly relates the price of a product to the quality of a product
E. does not support the statement that Company A's watches are more expensive than Company B's
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CR 2
Proponents of the theory of social utilitarianism hold that the value of human capital should bear an inherent relation to its social utility. Although maximizing the value of human capital is both morally defensible and economically praiseworthy, the theory of social utilitarianism has severe practical limitations. If the price of labor were to become a measure of social utility and not of scarcity, the labor market would suffer significant distortions that may well reduce, and not increase, the current level of human capital.
The argument proceeds by
(A) Questioning a proposed strategy by showing that, if implemented, such a strategy could compromise the very objectives it is trying to achieve.
(B) Criticizing a course of action by showing that, even if morally defensible, the end result does not always justify the means necessary to achieve it.
(C) Criticizing a strategy by suggesting that there is an alternative way of achieving its proposed advantages without risking a number of serious disadvantages.
(D) Conceding that a social policy may have certain ethical advantages that are ultimately outweighed by the impossibility of putting such a policy into effect.
(E) Establishing that undesirable consequences result from the adoption of a social policy whose goal is antithetical to the central tenets of a free market economy.
