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Technological progress makes economic growth and widespread prosperity possible; it also makes a worker’s particular skills less crucial to production. Yet workers’ satisfaction in their work depends on their believing that their work is difficult and requires uncommon skills. Clearly, then, technological progress ______
Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
(A) deceases the quality of most products
(B) provides benefits only to those whose work is not directly affected by it
(C) is generally opposed by the workers whose work will be directly affected by it
(D) cause workers to feel less satisfaction in their work
(E) eliminates many worker’s jobs
12 May 2020, 10:23
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Technological progress makes economic growth and widespread prosperity possible; it also makes a worker’s particular skills less crucial to production. Yet workers’ satisfaction in their work depends on their believing that their work is difficult and requires uncommon skills. Clearly, then, technological progress ______
Stimulus: The stimulus states that technological progress makes economic growth and widespread prosperity possible. it also makes a workers skills less crucial to production. The workers satisfaction in their work depends on their believing that their work is difficult and requires uncommon skills. Clearly technological progress will reduce employee satisfaction. IMO D
Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
(A) deceases the quality of most products
(B) provides benefits only to those whose work is not directly affected by it
(C) is generally opposed by the workers whose work will be directly affected by it
(D) cause workers to feel less satisfaction in their work
(E) eliminates many worker’s jobs
Stimulus: The stimulus states that technological progress makes economic growth and widespread prosperity possible. it also makes a workers skills less crucial to production. The workers satisfaction in their work depends on their believing that their work is difficult and requires uncommon skills. Clearly technological progress will reduce employee satisfaction. IMO D
Which one of the following most logically completes the argument?
(A) deceases the quality of most products
(B) provides benefits only to those whose work is not directly affected by it
(C) is generally opposed by the workers whose work will be directly affected by it
(D) cause workers to feel less satisfaction in their work
(E) eliminates many worker’s jobs
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12 May 2020, 10:33
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Technological progressmakes economic growth and widespread prosperity possible; it also makes a worker’s particular skills less crucial to production.
Yet workers’ satisfaction in their work depends on their believing that their work is difficult and requires uncommon skills.
Now if we combine above two sentences we will get- Tech Prog. --> Skills less Crucial--- Workers believe skill less crucial----> No Worker's Satisfaction.
Clearly, then, technological progress ______
(D) cause workers to feel less satisfaction in their work
Technological progress
Yet workers’ satisfaction in their work depends on their believing that their work is difficult and requires uncommon skills.
Now if we combine above two sentences we will get- Tech Prog. --> Skills less Crucial--- Workers believe skill less crucial----> No Worker's Satisfaction.
Clearly, then, technological progress ______
(D) cause workers to feel less satisfaction in their work
