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The question clearly mentions the industry will CONTINUE to innovate, AS LONG AS there is sufficient investment. So what does that? That the action of 'continuation to innovate' is DIRECTLY DEPENDENT on the condition that there is sufficient investment. If sufficient investment stops coming through, then the necessary condition for innovation is absent. Hence the answer should be A IMHO.
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Please go through the previous answer
https://gmatclub.com/forum/v38-434347.html#p3487362
The correct answer is B.
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I did not quite understand the solution. I don't agree that solution A is incorrect. The usage of "as long as" makes that condition (innovation) is not met if the underlying condition ( investment ) is not there. The underlying condition is the necessity not a desirable condition for the next condition to be fulfilled.
It is more like to be good racing driver and score the points in a race, one has to develop the necessary skills. Other things like car model, knowledge, luck, support staff are desirable or maybe necessary also.
It is more like to be good racing driver and score the points in a race, one has to develop the necessary skills. Other things like car model, knowledge, luck, support staff are desirable or maybe necessary also.
