easy · GMAT Verbal Reasoning
An economist argues: 'The unemployment rate has fallen to 4%. This suggests that the recent tax incentives for small businesses have been effective.'
What is the conclusion?
- The unemployment rate has fallen to 4%.
- The recent small-business tax incentives appear to have worked.
- Tax incentives are the only possible way to reduce unemployment.
- The tax incentives single-handedly created full employment.
- Small businesses are the primary employers in the country.
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