Question ID:PT76 S4 Q16 Passage:Economist: If the economy grows stronger, employment will increase, and hence more parents will need to find day care for their young children. Unfortunately, in a stronger economy many day-care workers will quit to take better-paying jobs in other fields. Therefore, a stronger economy is likely to make it much more difficult to find day care. Stem:Which one of the following is an assumption the economist's argument requires? Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:If the economy grows stronger, most of the new jobs that are created will be in fields that pay well. Choice B:If the economy grows stronger, the number of new day-care workers will not be significantly greater than the number of day-care workers who move to better-paying jobs in other fields. Choice C:If the economy grows stronger, the number of workers employed by day-care centers is likely to decrease. Choice D:The shortage of day care for children is unlikely to worsen unless employment increases and many day-care center employees quit to take better-paying jobs in other fields. Choice E:The total number of young children in day-care centers will decrease if the cost of day care increases significantly.