Great question but you’re not missing anything! In this drill, there isn’t an actual passage or argument from an economist.
The exercise is designed only to give you the question stem and test whether you can correctly identify the Logical Reasoning question type.
So when you see a stem like:
“Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the economist's argument?”
The task is simply to recognize that this is a Main Point question. There’s no argument to analyze here because the drill isolates just the stem, not the full LSAT stimulus.
That’s why you can’t find the “economist’s argument"; it’s not included.
The point of the drill is to strengthen your ability to quickly recognize question types, which is an essential first step before tackling the logic itself, because the question stem establishes the criterion for the correct answer choice.
