GMAT考试：Testprep数学精解_GMAT数学

GMAT考试：Testprep数学精解

　　 American workers can adapt to the longer Japanese work week.

　　 American corporations dont have the funds to build elaborate exercise f　acilities.

　　The unstated essence of the argument is that exercise is an integral part of　productivity and that Japanese workers are more productive than American workers because they exercise more. The answer is 。

　　Counter-Premises

　　When presenting a position， you obviously dont want to argue against yourself. However， it is often effective to concede certain minor points that weaken your argument. This shows that you are open-minded and that your ideas are well considered. It also disarms potential arguments against your position　 For instance， in arguing for a strong， aggressive police department， you may concede that in the past the police have at times acted too aggressively.

　　Of course， you will then need to state more convincing reasons to support

　　Example：

　　I submit that the strikers should accept the managements offer. Admittedly，　it is less than what was demanded. But it does resolve the main grievance　inadequate health care. Furthermore， an independent study shows that a wage　increase greater than 5% would leave the company unable to compete against Japan and Germany， forcing itsintosbankruptcy.