QUESTION TEXT: In stating that bankruptcy laws have evolved …
DISCUSSION: For questions like this that reference a specific line, I recommend that you go read that line before reading the answer choices in order to be as precise and accurate as possible.
Line 5 says that it’s unexpected that shifting away from punishment has been a financial remedy for creditors. Why? Maybe punishment wasn’t the best way to get their money back, and the new laws that provide relief to debtors actually also help creditors out.
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- This is not what the line implies.
- This is too far. We know creditors benefit too, but chief beneficiaries is too strong.
- We don’t know this.
- CORRECT. Yeah. The new laws focus on bankruptcy being a remedy for debtors instead of a punishment. You wouldn’t immediately expect this to also benefit creditors. But “unexpectedly”, it does.
- We don’t know this.

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