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Boldface: As a large corporation in a small country, Hachnu

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by netcaesar » Sun Sep 06, 2009 4:53 am
Why the OA is D??

As a large corporation in a small country, Hachnut wants its managers to have international experience, so each year it sponsors management education abroad for its management trainees. Hachnut has found, however, that the attrition rate of graduates from this program is very high, with many of them leaving Hachnut to join competing firms soon after completing the program. Hachnut does use performance during the program as a criterion in deciding among candidates for management positions, but both this function and the goal of providing international experience could be achieved in other ways. Therefore, if the attrition problem cannot be successfully addressed, Hachnut should discontinue the sponsorship program.
In the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?
A. The first describes a practice that the argument seeks to justify; the second states a judgment that is used in support of a justification for that practice.
B. The first describes a practice that the argume nt seeks to explain; the second presents part of the argument's explanation of that practice.
C. The first introduces a practice that the argument seeks to evaluate; the second provides grounds for holding that the practice cannot achieve its objective.
D. The first introduces a policy that the argument seeks to evaluate; the second
provides grounds for holding that the policy is not needed.
E. The first introduces a consideration supporting a policy that the argument seeks to evaluate; the second provides evidence for concluding that the policy should be abandoned.
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by kbharadwaj.1987 » Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:47 am
It is clearly D because initially the argument describes a policy, and also the argument solely is about the evaluation of the policy. The first statement "each year it sponsors management education abroad for its management trainees".. introduces the policy, as in it describes the policy, and the second bold sentence
"both this function and the goal of providing international experience could be achieved in other ways"... introduces an idea stating that the policy is not needed as it ain't yielding in good results.
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by gmatmachoman » Sun Sep 06, 2009 7:12 am
The argument hovers ard the fact that whether international experience needs to be given to the new mgmt trainees "only" through a MBA or not.And the second bold face confirms that the objective could also be achieved by some other means.

Thsi is clearly depicted in option D.
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by netcaesar » Sun Sep 06, 2009 2:55 pm
What "function" refers to in "both this function and the goal of providing international experience could be achieved in other ways"?
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by gmatmachoman » Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:15 am
netcaesar wrote:What "function" refers to in "both this function and the goal of providing international experience could be achieved in other ways"?
Function refers to the " how thw goal is going to be achieved .It refers to the mode through which the goal will be achieved. MBA(mgmt education) is the mode & goal is international exposure.!!

Hope i am sharing the right info..If iam wrong plz let me know!!
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