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The graph shows the percentage of Nation X-based enterprises engaged in two international business activities: A and B. For the purposes of the graph, the enterprises are grouped by size (the number of employees each has)-large, medium, or small.
Based on the information provided, select from each drop-down menu the option that creates the most accurate statement.
In Nation X, a randomly selected enterprise is about % more likely to engage in Activity B than to engage in Activity A.
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Question is basically in which case employees in B> employees in A, and what % B leads A 1. Small in B< Small in A- Not Satisfied 2. Medium in B< Medium in A- Not Satisfied 3. Large in B> Large in A- Satisfied
Large in B~ 85 Large in A= 80
% Large in B leads Large in A is 5/80 x100 = 6.25~ 6.3
Why 2nd option is not 5% (85-80), we already have values in %s, so we can just subtract both. Please help.
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The question is not asking for the absolute change in percent, 5% is the absolute change between A and B but the question asks for an enterprise that is more likely to engage in activity B. 85% is 106.25% of 80%, therefore, Large firms are more 6.25% more likely to engage in activity B.
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