Think about it in this way:
A) - A restatement of the premise. The questions (premise) already mentions that the old institutions do things slowly (hence, not so efficient). For GMAT question solving purpose, an assumption can't be a premise at the same time.
B) - The 2nd sentence of the question states very clearly that new institutions are needed to solve new problems.
C) - This one is tricky. I eliminated it in the first place then I was pretty sure the others are absolutely wrong. So
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A) - A restatement of the premise. The questions (premise) already mentions that the old institutions do things slowly (hence, not so efficient). For GMAT question solving purpose, an assumption can't be a premise at the same time.
B) - The 2nd sentence of the question states very clearly that new institutions are needed to solve new problems.
C) - This one is tricky. I eliminated it in the first place then I was pretty sure the others are absolutely wrong. So
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