Being super careful that this is about LOCAL REVENUE FROM RESTAURANT TAXES declining could be helpful. Even if costs go up or down, that isn't really relevant unless we're talking about profit, for example. It's an interesting one and I can see why some of the answer choices could be tempting. The gmatknight blog goes over an assumption question but this could be helpful aswell.
Waveton hosts an annual weeklong craft fair at which there are numerous food vendors. Food vendors are subject to the city's restaurant tax, and in a typical year the city collects about $ 20,000 in restaurant taxes from the fair's food vendors. Therefore, if the fair were to discontinue having food vendors, Waveton's revenue from the restaurant tax would decline by about $ 20,000.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
A) Providing appropriate facilities for the food vendors at the crafts fair costs Waveton less than $ 20,000 ayear.
Nope. Here, we have some info regarding
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Waveton hosts an annual weeklong craft fair at which there are numerous food vendors. Food vendors are subject to the city's restaurant tax, and in a typical year the city collects about $ 20,000 in restaurant taxes from the fair's food vendors. Therefore, if the fair were to discontinue having food vendors, Waveton's revenue from the restaurant tax would decline by about $ 20,000.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
A) Providing appropriate facilities for the food vendors at the crafts fair costs Waveton less than $ 20,000 ayear.
Nope. Here, we have some info regarding
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Statistics : Posted by GmatKnightTutor • on 01 Mar 2024, 21:31 • Replies 8 • Views 637
