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Necessary assumption. Use negation.
If you negate C) you have:
When lawmakers establish income tax rates in order to generate a certain level of revenue, they DO allow adequately for revenue that will be lost through evasion.
If this is the case, then the so-called vicious cycle stops because its trigger is gone. Why? If the lawmakers did anticipate such evasion and they did set the tax rate accordingly to compensate for such evasion, they would not have to raise the tax rate any more. The conclusion falls apart.
E is irrelevant since if you negate E, no harm is done to the argument.
E simply says that the opinion of each tax-payer towards the rate of taxation as a cause for tax evasion. It does NOT say what kind of opinion that is, good or bad. If you base your answer on only one side of the opinion (bad opinion), you are bring in outside information, thus, NOT allowed in logical reasoning.
In fact, by choosing E, you would commit a logical fallacy. |
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