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Rhetorical SynthesisOctober 13
While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes.
- • Priya Raghunathan is a labor economist at the Deventer Institute.
- • In 2021 the city of Ambervale required every retailer to post worker schedules 14 days in advance.
- • The rule covers timing only: it sets no limit on total hours or on pay.
- • Raghunathan's team tracked 340 stores in Ambervale and 512 stores in nearby cities without the rule.
- • Ambervale's annual quit rate fell from 61 percent to 44 percent over two years; comparison cities stayed near 60 percent.
- • Workers said last-minute shift changes became rare, making childcare and second jobs easier to arrange.
- • Records came only from chains with over 100 employees; independent shops declined to share theirs.
The student wants to explain what caused the change the team observed.
Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?
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