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The attached Q is the OG as well as GMAt prep Q. I am not clear the explanation provided in the OG. Could any one provide more details on why even after reduction in tax revenue for the govt, there will not be additional burden on the budget.



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am surprised it is still unanswered?
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Let me try to explain the scenario. Here we are trying to find supporting evidence for the conclusion.
A - correct and supports the relation between cotton prices and its impact on government budget.
B - out of scope.
C - not relating the above mentioned premises.
D - out of scope and not relevant to the passage
E - out of scope and irrelevant
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I found a good explanation at:

https://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/cr- ... t7990.html
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i think the more clearer way is as follows:

when 25% farm do not produce cotton, invariably the prices would increase because of less availability of cotton in the market which would result in more tax to govt as compared to pay for the 25% of cotton acreage.

Hope my understanding is correct.

(If yes cant this buggers use simple language)



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