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SAT® Command of Evidence Practice Question: Causal Chain
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SAT® Command of Evidence Practice Question: Causal Chain

Struggling to master the most difficult SAT® Command of Evidence Questions? Overcome that obstacle with this SAT® practice question. Includes strategy brief and detailed answer explanations.

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Command of Evidence Practice Question

Economists claim that increases in remote working opportunities can lead to reduced municipal budgets. Remote workers do not typically pay less in city taxes, but compared to office workers, they do utilize less public transportation, fares from which typically comprise a sizable portion of a city’s income.

Which finding, if true, would most directly support the economists' claim?

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