Citing that popular sports such as cricket and football have been able to sustain themselves without any financial aid from the government, some people believe that if people have enough interest in an art form, they will be willing to pay the money to experience it. Therefore, they reason that even if the government stops art subsidies, ultimately only those art forms will survive that most people actually have interest in.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the conclusion of the people mentioned in the above argument depends?
A. While providing subsidies, the government does not take in to account whether most people actually have interest in that art form.
B. People pay huge amounts to witness live sporting events such as cricket, football, hockey etc.
C. Most people who have interests in various art forms have the means to pay to witness it.
D. Currently most of the institutions that receive art subsidies from the government could be alternatively funded by the philanthropic organizations backed by business houses.
E. Currently, there are numerous art forms that receive subsidies but that have failed to garner people’s interest in them.