Necessary assumption. Use negation. If you negate C), you get: The higher average salary for jobs requiring a college degree is due largely to a scarcity among the Kravonian workforce of people with a college degree. If this is the case, with the dramatically increasing percentage of Kravonian workforce with college degrees, the shortage of college graduates will be history, then so will be the higher average salary for jobs requiring a college degree. If this is the case, the conclusion that the average salary for all workers is likely to increase will not hold. If you negate B), you get: The percentage of Kravonians who attend college in order to earn higher salaries is NOT higher now than it was several years ago. If so, the conclusion still holds since according to the stimulus, the reasoning is based on college graduates, not college students. -- by 会员 sdcar2010 (2011/6/25 11:07:54)
the reasoning is based on college graduates, not college students. excellent, thanks man. |