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Imagine you are writing an argument to convince others that gasoline-powered vehicles should be banned in favor of electric. Which group of people would you likely have to work most to convince?


Retired taxpayers

Tractor-trailer drivers (I think)

State highway officers

Gasoline manufacturers (Not it)

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The group of people which you will likely have to work most to convince are the GASOLINE MANUFACTURERS.
If gasoline powered vehicles become banned, then the gasoline manufacturers will be out of business and they will have to shut down, thus loosing their mean of livelihood. Thus, with this type of topic, one will have to do real hard work in order to convince the gasoline manufacturers. The other group of people listed in the other options have nothing to loose, that is why those options are wrong. 

The group of people that would require the most convincing in an argument to ban gasoline-powered vehicles and instead switch to electric vehicles would be option D: gasoline manufacturers.

Favor of electric vehicles

The above answer is explained in further detail as given below:

  • When trying to make an argument regarding the use of electric vehicles and banning the gasoline-powered vehicles, the most difficult group to convince would be the gasoline manufactures.

  • This is because it is their business and therefore, they would be reluctant to accepting the electric vehicle argument.

  • The rest of the people would not be as opposed to switching to electric vehicles.

Therefore, the correct answer is option D.

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