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The government of the country of Marina has recently implemented several changes in its regulations governing the migration of people in and out of the country.  Even though the changed regulations will not result in any decline in immigration, one of the causes of high unemployment in the country, the government is confident that the unemployment will reduce in the coming months because of the changes.
Which of the following, if true, provides the best reason for the expectation?
  • a)
    One of the main hurdles for the people of Marina seeking employment outside the country had been the recently removed government regulations requiring them to work within the country after their graduation for at least 10 years.
  • b)
    Over the years, the government of Marina has made many significant changes to its immigration and emigration policies, impacting the overall unemployment rate every single time.
  • c)
    Many Marinian companies have now stopped outsourcing their customer-service requirements from other countries, a change that will add thousands of new jobs to the economy.
  • d)
    Because of the changed regulations, many people who would otherwise have immigrated to Marina will be discouraged to do so and will instead opt to immigrate to its neighboring country, Xamalia.
  • e)
    In the past few years, top universities in Marina have tied up with major multi-national companies around the world, which hire most of the fresh college graduates.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
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To resolve the paradox, let’s see how we can select a scenario in which both the situations can be true without contradicting each other. To do so, we will look at the logical structure, focusing on the seemingly contradictory situations.
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The action talks about changes in regulation on:
  • Migration of people from Marina to other countries
  • Migration of people from other countries to Marina
However, the prediction only talks about immigration (Migration of people from other countries to Marina) and says that immigration will not decline.
  • Instance: What if the total number of people/job-seekers in Marina reduces, despite no reduction in the people migrating to Marina? Such a situation is possible if more people are likely to migrate out of Marina as a result of the recent changes.
With this understanding in mind, let's take a look at the option statements.
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A
One of the main hurdles for the people of Marina seeking employment outside the country had been the recently removed government regulations requiring them to work within the country after their graduation for at least 10 years.
Correct
The option states that as a result of the changes in migration regulations, an increase in the migration of recent graduates from Marina to other countries could be expected, possibly decreasing the total number of job-seekers in marina who could have otherwise contributed to the overall unemployment in the country.This option is on the same lines as our pre-thinking. 
B
Over the years, the government of Marina has made many significant changes to its immigration and emigration policies, impacting the overall unemployment rate every single time.
Incorrect - Irrelevant
This statement only talks about an impact on unemployment rate every time the policies are changed. Neither does this explain the reason behind a possible decline in unemployment, nor does it really assure that such a change in unemployment is warranted. 
C
Many Marinian companies have now stopped outsourcing their customer-service requirements from other countries, a change that will add thousands of new jobs to the economy.
Incorrect - Irrelevant
This option provides a reason for a decrease in the unemployment, a reason that is unrelated to the changes in migration policy. The correct option should explain how the stated policy changes shall lead to reduction in unemployment.
D
Because of the changed regulations, many people who would otherwise have immigrated to Marina will be discouraged to do so and will instead opt to immigrate to its neighboring country, Xamalia.
Incorrect - Irrelevant
This options says that immigration can possibly fall since many people from other countries shall migrate to Xamalia instead of Marina. However, the passage already says that the immigration will not decline.
E
In the past few years, top universities in Marina have tied up with major multi-national companies around the world, which hire most of the fresh college graduates.
Incorrect - Irrelevant
Just like option C, this option provides a reason that does not explain how the migration regulation changes shall lead to a decline in unemployment.
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