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A--this doesn't work because the second piece (fees would increase) does not follow from the first (costs have declined)
B--it is a cause and effect relationship, but the advocate is not arguing that it will hold true here.
C--it is a cause and effect relationship, and the advocate says it will not hold because of the second bolded portion. Good.
D--same problem as A. The first piece does not support the second.
E--the main position of the advocate is actually the sentence before the second bolded portion.
B--it is a cause and effect relationship, but the advocate is not arguing that it will hold true here.
C--it is a cause and effect relationship, and the advocate says it will not hold because of the second bolded portion. Good.
D--same problem as A. The first piece does not support the second.
E--the main position of the advocate is actually the sentence before the second bolded portion.
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The answer is C. I go through the question in detail in the full solution below (taken from the GMATFix App).
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