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by nadib002 » Thu Jun 03, 2010 9:24 pm
Although the discount stores in Goreville's central shopping district are expected to close within fi ve years as a
result of competition from a SpendLess discount department store that just opened, those locations will not
stay vacant for long. In the fi ve years since the opening of Colson's, a nondiscount department store, a new
store has opened at the location of every store in the shopping district that closed because it could not compete
with Colson's.
Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?
(A) Many customers of Colson's are expected to do less shopping there than they did before the SpendLess
store opened.
(B) Increasingly, the stores that have opened in the central shopping district since Colson's opened have been
discount stores.
(C) At present, the central shopping district has as many stores operating in it as it ever had.
(D) Over the course of the next fi ve years, it is expected that Goreville's population will grow at a faster rate
than it has for the past several decades.
(E) Many stores in the central shopping district sell types of merchandise that are not available at either
SpendLess or Colson's.

The above is a question from OG12 CR (no.104). The correct answer is (B).I do-not seem to comprehend the reasoning given in OG for the correct answer. Could someone please explain.

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by hardik.jadeja » Thu Jun 03, 2010 10:39 pm
The problem has been discussed number of times.

https://www.beatthegmat.com/tricky-one-w ... 20089.html
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