SlikRick wrote:
I agree that E is the best answer. However, I am struggling with one silly exception...
The original argument discusses how the city's revenue is closely tied to tourist spending. If the number of passengers increases, that doesn't necessarily equate to tourist spending does it?
Am I reading into this too much? I have a tendency to turn assumption questions into weaken / strengthen questions...
If the number of tourists increases, then the tourist spending also increases. Moreover it is already
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