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13 January, 23:57

In the Business program at a university, all candidates for the MBA in International Business who entered the program after 1990 took a seminar on Microeconomics, and all candidates for the MBA in International Business who entered the program after 1994 took a seminar on Applied Economics. If a student in the Business program described above took a seminar on Microeconomics but did not take a seminar on Applied Economics, which of the following must be true? (A) The student entered the Business program prior to 1995. (B) The student entered the Business program after 1990 and prior to 1995. (C) If the student was a candidate for the MBA in International Business, then the student entered the program prior to 1995. (D) If the student was a candidate for the MBA in International Business, then the student entered the program prior to 1991. (E) If the student was a candidate for the MBA in International Business, then the student entered the program after 1990 and prior to 1995.

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  1. 14 January, 02:04
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    Answer: Option (c) is correct.

    If a student in the Business program described above took a seminar on Microeconomics but did not take a seminar on Applied Economics, then the following must be true: If the student was a candidate for the MBA in International Business, then the student entered the program prior to 1995.

    For instance what if the individual is already a part of the program before 1990 and still considers taking Macroeconomics. Also they could have taken the semester between 90 to 95.
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