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Writing Skills For GRE-GMAT Episode 2 Part 1

Tham khảo tài liệu 'writing skills for gre-gmat episode 2 part 1', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | information to substantiate cither assumption. Perhaps non-manufacturing businesses that require a college-degreed workforce now account for an increasing majorin of the state s jobs. The argument s information suggests this might be the case. If so then the mere fact that one employer albeit die state s largest business is losing business while its workforce nears retirement age proves almost nothing about the prospects for the state s overall economy. In a full-length 30 minute essay you might also address the following questions about the Argument s reasoning Does the term largest private business necessarily mean that Giant employs more workers than any other business in the state The smaller the workforce at Giant the less likely that Giant is representative of the state s employers as a group. Doesn t the prediction s accuracy require that other future conditions remain unchanged E.g. the argument ignores a possible influx of workers from other states. Would a reduced workforce necessarily result in business failure Perhaps busmesses will be more profitable by trimming their workforce. What is the definition of quality of life The argument s ultimate prediction depends on this missing definition. 10. Analysis www.petersons. co m This Argument draws an inference about a single community Claybrook based on characteristics of a group the nation s communities as a whole . Here s a response that handles the inference The argument depends partly on the assumption that future employment trends in Claybrook s job market will reflect nationwide trends. However the argument fails to consider that Claybrook might be atypical. Perhaps Claybrook s job market will buck the trend for one reason or another and the demand for legal assistants from CCC s legal-assistant program will remain strong compared to demand for nurses from the school s nursing program. If so then the cited statistics would portend nothing about the future employment prospect for graduates of either .