Each increase of 1 percent in real disposable personal income per capita will increase the share of the electorate for an incumbent by about 2.2 percentage points, other things being equal. Since 1952 there has been a decline in real disposable income during only one presidential election year. The incumbent lost that election.
Which of the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the statements above?
(A) When an incumbent runs for office, he or she is likely to win. (Incorrect: no relevance)
premise is about income increase and decrease hence conclusion should be linked with winning + Income
(B) Political parties should take care to put forth a candidate who seems prosperous. (Incorrect: out of scope)
What the party should do does not matter. It should be about income plus winning possibility
(C) Presidential candidates should put their greatest efforts into improving their public image. (Incorrect: extra premise)
The premise cannot become a conclusion
(D) Because a presidential
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Which of the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the statements above?
(A) When an incumbent runs for office, he or she is likely to win. (Incorrect: no relevance)
premise is about income increase and decrease hence conclusion should be linked with winning + Income
(B) Political parties should take care to put forth a candidate who seems prosperous. (Incorrect: out of scope)
What the party should do does not matter. It should be about income plus winning possibility
(C) Presidential candidates should put their greatest efforts into improving their public image. (Incorrect: extra premise)
The premise cannot become a conclusion
(D) Because a presidential
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