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Taxi drivers, whose income is based on the fares they receive, usually decide when to finish work each day by setting a daily income target; they stop when they reach that target. This means that they typically work fewer hours on a busy day than on a slow day.
The facts described above provide the strongest evidence against which one of the following?
(A) The number of hours per day that a person is willing to work depends on that person’s financial needs.
(B) People work longer when their effective hourly wage is high than when it is low.
(C) Workers will accept a lower hourly wage in exchange for the freedom to set their own schedules.
(D) People are willing to work many hours a day in order to avoid a reduction in their standard of living.
(E) People who are paid based on their production work more efficiently than those who are paid a fixed hourly wage.
The facts described above provide the strongest evidence against which one of the following?
(A) The number of hours per day that a person is willing to work depends on that person’s financial needs.
(B) People work longer when their effective hourly wage is high than when it is low.
(C) Workers will accept a lower hourly wage in exchange for the freedom to set their own schedules.
(D) People are willing to work many hours a day in order to avoid a reduction in their standard of living.
(E) People who are paid based on their production work more efficiently than those who are paid a fixed hourly wage.
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Taxi drivers, whose income is based on the fares they receive, usually decide when to finish work each day by setting a daily income target; they stop when they reach that target. This means that they typically work fewer hours on a busy day than on a slow day.
The facts described above provide the strongest evidence against which one of the following?
(A) The number of hours per day that a person is willing to work depends on that person’s financial needs.
- Still this doesn't go against the conclusion that taxi drivers work less on busy days. Eliminate.
(B) People work longer when their effective hourly wage is high than when it is low.
- Correct. This option tells us that the more a person earns per hour, the more he/ she earns. This option goes against the conclusion.
(C) Workers will accept a lower hourly wage in exchange for the freedom to set their own schedules.
- Doesn't go against the conclusion. Eliminate.
(D) People are willing to work many hours a day in order to avoid a reduction in their standard of living.
- Irrelevant.
(E) People who are paid based on their production work more efficiently than those who are paid a fixed hourly wage.
- Irrelevant.
Answer B.
The facts described above provide the strongest evidence against which one of the following?
(A) The number of hours per day that a person is willing to work depends on that person’s financial needs.
- Still this doesn't go against the conclusion that taxi drivers work less on busy days. Eliminate.
(B) People work longer when their effective hourly wage is high than when it is low.
- Correct. This option tells us that the more a person earns per hour, the more he/ she earns. This option goes against the conclusion.
(C) Workers will accept a lower hourly wage in exchange for the freedom to set their own schedules.
- Doesn't go against the conclusion. Eliminate.
(D) People are willing to work many hours a day in order to avoid a reduction in their standard of living.
- Irrelevant.
(E) People who are paid based on their production work more efficiently than those who are paid a fixed hourly wage.
- Irrelevant.
Answer B.
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