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GMAT – Section 3: Test 2

Justice August 20, 2017

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1. Question
The passage suggests that, as costs of energy to businesses increases, businesses will
- A. implement cost-saving measures such as delaying spending on expensive products, services, and research and development.
- B. seek government intercession and subsidies to defer cost.
- C. increase the amount they charge consumers for products and services.
- D. increase fees charged to corporate and governmental clients.
- E. recoup the cost through new government tax credits and subsidies.
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2. Question
According to the author, consumers today who make large purchases that they had been delaying
- A. will aid economic growth and bolster a tight economy.
- B. will be able to afford more expensive products and services then they would have had they not delayed their purchases.
- C. are unaware of the pending increases in the cost of energy.
- D. might not have sufficient income to cover all of their household bills.
- E. will regret the purchases as the winter temperatures decline and energy costs rise.
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3. Question
The primary focus of the passage is on which of the following?
- A. Comparing two theories of the economic effect of increased energy costs.
- B. Describing a problem and presenting a solution.
- C. Criticizing a program as ineffective.
- D. Providing examples that show that a prediction is inaccurate.
- E. Identifying an assumption and evaluating its impact.
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4. Question
The author primarily disagrees with financial analysts of today about which of the following issues?
- A. Whether the tax credits are sufficient
- B. Whether it was wise for consumers to delay spending in anticipation of a tax credit
- C. Whether the increase in the price of energy will be as extreme as it was in the 1970s and early 1980s
- D. Whether the reduced taxes and associated refunds will impact the funds the average consumer has available for discretionary spending
- E. Whether the situation described is in actuality as severe as it was predicted to be
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