I understand that "ALL" is a sufficiency indicator word, and "REQUIRE" is a necessity indicator word.
I'm wondering then, what does the phrase "ALL that is REQUIRED" indicated? Does it indicate a biconditional relationship?
Specifically, I'm struggling with the sentence "All that is required to create conditions of economic justice (EJ) is the redistribution of wealth (ROW)" ( PT15, Section3, Question 7, Answer choice E).
Thank!
I see. But wouldn't interpreting the sentence in this manner ( EJ-->ROW) render answer choice E as a "Must Be True" statement, and therefore the correct answer choice?
The stimulus reads: "Unless our nation redistributes wealth, we will be unable to alleviate economic injustices....." (/ROW-->/EJ; Contrapositive: EJ-->ROW)
[ PT 15, Section 3, Question 7].
Knowing E is not the correct answer, I am still hesitant to interpret ROW as the necessary condition here.