Study the following information and select appropriate logical conclusion based on it. The Consumer Pyramids Household Survey quantifies the sharp fall in the rate of growth of jobs for the better educated in recent years. Over the last three years - between early 2016 and late 2018 -38 million jobs were added for people who completed only primary education, that is up to 5th standard. This implied that jobs for these barely educated people increased by nearly 45% over these three years. In comparison, people who had acquired a little better education that is between 6th and 9th standard, saw an addition of much lesser 18 million jobs implying also a lower 26% increase in jobs for these people. People who had completed secondary-to-higher secondary school education - 10th, 11th or 12th - saw a growth of 13 million jobs reflecting only a 12% growth over a three years period.?

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Study the following information and select appropriate logical conclusion based on it. The Consumer Pyramids Household Survey quantifies the sharp fall in the rate of growth of jobs for the better educated in recent years. Over the last three years - between early 2016 and late 2018 -38 million jobs were added for people who completed only primary education, that is up to 5th standard. This implied that jobs for these barely educated people increased by nearly 45% over these three years. In comparison, people who had acquired a little better education that is between 6th and 9th standard, saw an addition of much lesser 18 million jobs implying also a lower 26% increase in jobs for these people. People who had completed secondary-to-higher secondary school education - 10th, 11th or 12th - saw a growth of 13 million jobs reflecting only a 12% growth over a three years period.?

The relationship between jobs gets worse as one goes further up the education ladder.
To be useful, potential available in education should enable persons to translate it into quality jobs.
There is no need to make provision for quality secondary or higher education as there are more job opportunities for persons with lower education.
Quality jobs that give persons opportunities leading to better economic prosperity are human capital, not just education.

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AhmedNazir · Accepted Answer · 2022-09-04T04:29:57+06:00

Option 1 : The relationship between jobs gets worse as one goes further up the education ladder.

The logic follows here is:

Statement	Logic
The relationship between jobs gets worse as one goes further up the education ladder	Logical, As the given information shows the jobs get worse as one goes further up the education ladder.
To be useful, potential available in education should enable persons to translate it into quality jobs.	Not logical, As it is not about the translation of education into jobs but it is about the level of education and the jobs.
There is no need to make provision for quality secondary or higher education as there are more job opportunities for persons with lower education.	Not logical, As there is a job opportunity for the person who has secondary or higher education.
Quality jobs that give person opportunities leading to better economic prosperity are human capital, not just education.	Not logical, As there is mentioned that jobs are added as per the level of education.

Hence, the correct answer is Option 1).