If it were not for the government's budget deficit, the prediction would not have devalue the dollar. So the deficit is the necessary condition for the devaluation of the dollar. Back to the stimulus: Premises: 1) The devaluation of the dollar was triggered by a prediction of slower economic growth 2) If there is no government's huge budget deficit, the prediction alone will not affect the dollar devaluation. Conclusion: government's huge budget deficit must be decreased to prevent future currency declines Answer (D) Before there was a large budget deficit, predictions of slower economic growth frequently caused declines in the dollar's value. If D is true, then premise 2 is wrong since apparently the prediction alone can cause the devaluation. So D weakens the argument and D is the anwer -- by 会员 sdcar2010 (2011/8/18 11:22:41)
thanks,I think I get it |