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Since the Small Business Reporting Act came in, new company registrations have fallen by almost a fifth. The Act is to blame: its paperwork makes starting a company too costly. In hospitality, registrations dropped sharply after it took effect. Repeal it, and business formation across the whole economy will recover.
Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the author's argument?
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Submitting your answers…PASSAGESince the Small Business Reporting Act came into force three years ago, the number of new companies registered each year has fallen by almost a fifth. The Act is to blame. Its paperwork makes starting a company too costly to attempt, and the evidence is clear: in the hospitality trade, new registrations dropped sharply in the two years after the Act took effect. Repeal the Act, and business formation across the whole economy will recover.
Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the author's argument?
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You chose question 2 of 3“Social media companies should be legally responsible for what their users post.” Discuss.
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30/42 71% ▲ 6 marks on Paper 3Where your marks went
Explicit detail17/22Inference & implication6/9Author's purpose & technique5/7Argument & reasoning1/3Vocabulary in context1/1WORKED SOLUTION · Q13Correct answer: CThe conclusion covers the whole economy, but the only evidence is from hospitality. If that sector is unrepresentative, the evidence cannot carry the claim, so C cuts the argument at its weakest link. B is about running costs for existing firms, not the cost of starting one; D concerns other places; and A fits the passage’s own timeline.
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