Passage Summary: In Naota, women working full-time make 80 cents on the dollar compared to men, but when you look at every single worker—including part-time—the gap widens to 65 cents.

Reasoning: No reasoning (Fact Set).

Analysis: We have two different statistics that seem to pull in different directions, creating a classic LSAT discrepancy. The key to resolving this is to look at the groups being compared: 'full-time' versus 'all employed.' If the gap is wider for the 'all' group than for the 'full-time' group, there must be a factor in the part-time sector dragging the women's average down. Look for an answer that suggests women are more likely to work part-time or that part-time women earn significantly less than part-time men.