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Contrary to big-bank policies, micro-loan financiers are, on the whole, more willing to invest in impoverished economies.
A. Contrary to big-bank policies, micro-loan financiers are, on the whole, more willing to invest in
B. Contrary to those who finance big-bank policies, micro-loan financiers are, on the whole, more willing to invest in
C. In micro-loans, as opposed to big-bank financing, they are, on the whole, more willing to invest in
D. In contrast to the policies of big-banks, micro-loan financiers are more willing to invest on the whole
E. Contrary to those working in big-banks, micro-loan financiers are, on the whole, more willing to invest in
A. Contrary to big-bank policies, micro-loan financiers are, on the whole, more willing to invest in
B. Contrary to those who finance big-bank policies, micro-loan financiers are, on the whole, more willing to invest in
C. In micro-loans, as opposed to big-bank financing, they are, on the whole, more willing to invest in
D. In contrast to the policies of big-banks, micro-loan financiers are more willing to invest on the whole
E. Contrary to those working in big-banks, micro-loan financiers are, on the whole, more willing to invest in
31 Jul 2017, 04:04
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(E) is the correct response. There is a contrasting comparison between “big-bank financiers” and “micro-loan financiers.” This is the only choice in which their forms are logically similar, and the comparison is clear.
If you chose (A), we cannot compare “policies” to “financiers.” Remember, a correct comparison sets things against things and people against people. Look for a choice that compares the financiers at the big-banks to the micro-loan financiers. Remember, we are comparing the financiers at big-banks (who presumably finance standard loans) to those who finance micro-loans, not the people who finance the POLICIES of the big-banks, which in itself is unclear.
https://www.gmatpracticequestions.com/gm ... tice-test/
(E) is the correct response. There is a contrasting comparison between “big-bank financiers” and “micro-loan financiers.” This is the only choice in which their forms are logically similar, and the comparison is clear.
If you chose (A), we cannot compare “policies” to “financiers.” Remember, a correct comparison sets things against things and people against people. Look for a choice that compares the financiers at the big-banks to the micro-loan financiers. Remember, we are comparing the financiers at big-banks (who presumably finance standard loans) to those who finance micro-loans, not the people who finance the POLICIES of the big-banks, which in itself is unclear.
https://www.gmatpracticequestions.com/gm ... tice-test/
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I think you put the underline part wrong.
