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- Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:53 am
#14472
For this question, I diagrammed the stimulus as follows:
public funding justified
indication of how public will benefit
The stimulus concludes that if the critics are correct, then there would not be public support.
Based on this, I question whether the principle above should be followed considering that there would not be public support for the funding even if there is an indication of how the public will benefit. For this reason, is that why answer E is correct?
public funding justified
indication of how public will benefit The stimulus concludes that if the critics are correct, then there would not be public support.
Based on this, I question whether the principle above should be followed considering that there would not be public support for the funding even if there is an indication of how the public will benefit. For this reason, is that why answer E is correct?
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