KarishmaB
I was confused between A and B . But I rejected B because it mentioned nothing about the "healthy economy " and hence missing link was not filled.
I was confused between A and B . But I rejected B because it mentioned nothing about the "healthy economy " and hence missing link was not filled.
KarishmaB wrote:
Bunuel wrote:
Research suggests that people who feel protected from a specific type of risk have a decreased tendency to act in a way calculated to avoid that risk. Therefore, to have a healthy economy, it seems prudent to have bankruptcy provisions that will adequately protect people against the financial catastrophe that can result from financial risk-taking.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
A. The willingness of people to take significant financial risks with potentially catastrophic consequences is conducive to a healthy economy.
B. Spending tax money to protect citizens who use their money unwisely is unlikely to induce more people to use money unwisely.
C. Some people will not take financial risks with potentially catastrophic consequences even if they feel adequately protected by bankruptcy
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Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
A. The willingness of people to take significant financial risks with potentially catastrophic consequences is conducive to a healthy economy.
B. Spending tax money to protect citizens who use their money unwisely is unlikely to induce more people to use money unwisely.
C. Some people will not take financial risks with potentially catastrophic consequences even if they feel adequately protected by bankruptcy
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Statistics : Posted by sayan640 • on 07 May 2022, 01:28 • Replies 10 • Views 8758
