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弱问,逻辑大全GMAT-TEST5-20,没看懂题

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发表于 2012-2-29 23:10:13 | 只看该作者 回帖奖励 |倒序浏览 |阅读模式
20. For a local government to outlaw all strikes by its workers is a costly mistake, because all its labor disputes must then be settled by binding arbitration, without any negotiated public-sector labor settlements guiding the arbitrators. Strikes should be outlawed only for categories of public-sector workers for whose services no acceptable substitute exists.
The statements above best support which of the following conclusions?
(A) Where public-service workers are permitted to strike, contract negotiations with those workers are typically settled without a strike.
(B) Where strikes by all categories of pubic-sector workers are outlawed, no acceptable substitutes for the services provided by any of those workers are available.
(C) Binding arbitration tends to be more advantageous for public-service workers where it is the only available means of settling labor disputes with such workers.
(D) Most categories of public-sector workers have no counterparts in the private sector.
(E) A strike by workers in a local government is unlikely to be settled without help from an arbitrator.
答案是C。我没看懂题,求解释。谢谢!
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发表于 2012-3-1 12:05:32 | 只看该作者
翻译:政府outlaw所有的strikes是一个代价昂贵的错误,这是因为所有的这些labor disputes必须通过arbitration来解决,而没有任何public sector labor settlements能够作为arbitration的指导(这句其实进一步解释了为什么arbitration会导致costly mistake)。 例外:有一种strikes适合用outlaw来解决,那就是对于那些工作不能被substituted的public sector workers。(至于这里为什么这种类型的public sector workers只能用outlaw来解决,没有明确的解释,不必深究)。

question:support which conclusion。

C:
arbitration(outlaw必然导致arbitration,所以在这里可以认为arbitration=outlaw)适合那些只能靠他们自己(既 no acceptable substitute exists)来解决disputes的public service workers

C选项其实是对于原文的重复
板凳
 楼主| 发表于 2012-3-3 17:36:16 | 只看该作者
谢谢,依然似懂非懂,我再深刻理解一下。
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