Building new stadiums has a limited impact on the economics of a city. People from outside a city where a new stadium is built rarely spend their money at it. Additionally, a new stadium does not usually provide significant employment to the community it is built in.
Which inference is supported by the evidence from the sentences?
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Responses
A new stadium is an important investment for a community.
A new stadium is an important investment for a community.
A new stadium will take employees from existing businesses.
A new stadium will take employees from existing businesses.
Tourists should not have to pay to visit an old stadium.
Tourists should not have to pay to visit an old stadium.
City funds should not be used to build a new stadium.
City funds should not be used to build a new stadium.
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The inference that is supported by the evidence from the sentences is:
City funds should not be used to build a new stadium.
The sentences discuss the limited economic impact and lack of significant employment generated by new stadiums, suggesting that investing city funds in such projects may not be justifiable.
