Unknown problems emerge with improving and growing populations and technologies. In order to solve new problems, one has to come up with innovative solutions. Such innovative solutions can be achieved through new political, economic and social arrangements, which take place in new institutions. However, institutions and arrangements are stable, hardly growing and hardly fading. So, given the difficulty to overcome outdated arrangements and institutions, extra effort should be employed in making new ones successful.
The writer of the above makes which of the following assumptions?
A - Inefficiency forces changes from old to new institutions.
B - Ordinary challenges require new solutions.
C - As outdated institutions fade, new ones smoothly fulfill their places.
D - Without growth, institutional change would be slower.
E - Reorganizing societies, as well as changing economies and technologies, takes new institutions and arrangements.
The writer of the above makes which of the following assumptions?
A - Inefficiency forces changes from old to new institutions.
B - Ordinary challenges require new solutions.
C - As outdated institutions fade, new ones smoothly fulfill their places.
D - Without growth, institutional change would be slower.
E - Reorganizing societies, as well as changing economies and technologies, takes new institutions and arrangements.
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