In choice E, is the wording, " sound ...justification" the only reason it can't be correctly inferred? In other words, if the question had read, "Even if there is no economic reason for protecting the environment, there is a non-economic justification for doing so," would that ha...

It does, thanks!

I was bogged down by this sentence: "This was true for several reasons, not the least of which was the necessity of doing so...were to be treated honestly."

What's the author saying?

I chose C because it seemed to refer to line 56, "...responsive to and informed by the conditions, constraints, and aspirations of the world in which the new legal problem has arisen." I felt like that sentence suggested the case-by-case responses to "different legal situations" ...

I'm still having trouble grappling with C over D. How does probability have anything to do with this? First, the 80% vs. 20% thing is only valid if the accountants and actuaries are equally weighted/qualified, but they're aren't. The stimulus puts less weight on the actuaries because accountants &qu...

Hi! Thanks for the above breakdown. I think I see why E would be a good answer--the process of cooling off doesn't explain why they would prefer to be put in a situation where they had to cool off. However, I chose D. with a different set of reasoning in mind: I understood the stimulus as "the ...