- $P:$ Wages are raised
- $Q:$ Prices are raised
- $R:$ There will be inflation
- $T:$ The government must regulate it
- $U:$ The people will suffer
- $V:$ The government will be unpopular
$1)\left ( P\vee Q \right )\rightarrow R$
$2)R\rightarrow \left ( T\vee U \right )$
$3)U\rightarrow V$
$4)\sim V$
From $(1)$ and $(2)$ we get
$\left ( P\vee Q \right )\rightarrow \left ( T\vee U \right )..............(5)$ [Hypothetical Syllogism]
Now we know from Modus Ponens
$U$
$U\rightarrow V$
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$V$
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putting it in $(5)$ we get
$\left ( P\vee Q \right )\rightarrow \left ( T\vee V \right )........................(6)$
Now again with Disjunctive Syllogism
$\left ( P\vee Q \right )\rightarrow \left ( T\vee V \right )$
$\sim V$
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$\left ( P\vee Q \right )\rightarrow T$
i.e.If either wages or prices are raised, the government must regulate it.
So, indirectly it tells $A)$ People will not suffer