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I JUST got here.
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Please take an analytical approach and tell why you think that each option is correct or incorrect.
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Within my grasp!
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1 cant be inferred(with subsidy, outside control)
3 is out, for subsidy and for profit are alternatives. 5 is converse of 4 2 and 4 are kinda supported by the argument if we dont care much about modal verbs--will and must. I'd chose 4 |
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I JUST got here.
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it's D.
Point 1) if the press is not profit making, then it is forced to be subsidize. if its subsidized then there is outside control. I diagramed it to look like this: no Profit-->Subsidized-->Outside Control. (reversal of this is: no outside control--> Not subsidized-->then profitable) Point2) if there is honest journalism, then no subsidies. HJ-->Not Subsidized. From Point 1's reversal, we found that "Not subsidized-->profitable" so you can add on to point #2. Conclude that HJ-->Not Subsidized-->Profitable (or HJ-->Profitable) hope that helps! |
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Eager!
Join Date: Apr 2006
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Setup
Press= Profit making ( outside control = propaganda ) -- > easily subsidized no honest journalism = subsidized But: If (Press = no profit) & (press = no subsidized) --> no survivial If (press= no profit) & (press = subsidized) --> survival A) wrong. it doesn't mention that profit making companies are free from control. B) no , it just won't have to resort to subsidies. C) no, it only says that not profit making companies must be subsized
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