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The level of financial aid given by rich nations to poorer nations in order to raise the poorer nations’ industrial capacity is directly influenced by the extent to which the donors fear competition and the threat of diminished exports. The amount of aid recommended by Congress is invariably reduced and redistributed by presidential decree according to the findings of a select committee judging aid packages purely from an American business perspective. As a consequence, many poorer nations have to find areas of industrial activities that pose no threat to the industrial global order.
If the above statements are true, which one of the following must also be true?
(A) The most needy countries are those with the smallest industrial output.
(B) The amount of aid received by poorer nations for industrial projects is in proportion to the extent to which they develop new industrial bases that pose no threat to rich nations.
(C) Poorer nations depend on foreign aid to advance their industrial economies.
(D) The wealth of richer nations has expanded thanks to a policy of withholding foreign aid.
(E) The amount of foreign aid given to poorer nations by richer industrialized nations has been reduced to safeguard existing export markets.
If the above statements are true, which one of the following must also be true?
(A) The most needy countries are those with the smallest industrial output.
(B) The amount of aid received by poorer nations for industrial projects is in proportion to the extent to which they develop new industrial bases that pose no threat to rich nations.
(C) Poorer nations depend on foreign aid to advance their industrial economies.
(D) The wealth of richer nations has expanded thanks to a policy of withholding foreign aid.
(E) The amount of foreign aid given to poorer nations by richer industrialized nations has been reduced to safeguard existing export markets.
01 May 2025, 13:56
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Can someone explain why the answer is B?
