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26 Feb 2015, 08:31
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While recent technological developments have made it possible to cure diseases previously thought to be incurable, the benefits of such developments have been limited mostly to people who can afford such treatments and, as such, are not for the masses. The recent increase in the budgetary allocation by the government on the development of similar technologies shows that the government’s actions are sometimes in conflict with its stated objective to work for the maximum benefit of the masses.
The above argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it fails to
A.Consider a similar possible increase in the budgetary allocation for the programs meant to benefit the masses
B.Consider that the objectives of a government evolve with the changing ground realities.
C.Differentiate between the motives behind the stated objectives and the actual actions.
D.Take into account the importance of technological advancement for a country.
E.Consider the fact that the cost of most new technologies declines considerably over time.
The above argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it fails to
A.Consider a similar possible increase in the budgetary allocation for the programs meant to benefit the masses
B.Consider that the objectives of a government evolve with the changing ground realities.
C.Differentiate between the motives behind the stated objectives and the actual actions.
D.Take into account the importance of technological advancement for a country.
E.Consider the fact that the cost of most new technologies declines considerably over time.
27 Feb 2015, 01:05
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While recent technological developments have made it possible to cure diseases previously thought to be incurable, the benefits of such developments have been limited mostly to people who can afford such treatments and, as such, are not for the masses. The recent increase in the budgetary allocation by the government on the development of similar technologies shows that the government’s actions are sometimes in conflict with its stated objective to work for the maximum benefit of the masses.
The above argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it fails to
A.Consider a similar possible increase in the budgetary allocation for the programs meant to benefit the masses
B.Consider that the objectives of a government evolve with the changing ground realities.
C.Differentiate between the motives behind the stated objectives and the actual actions.
D.Take into account the importance of technological advancement for a country.
E.Consider the fact that the cost of most new technologies declines considerably over time.
correct.. it gives reasons in favour of the technology by claimimng that the masses will also reap benefit with time..
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The above argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it fails to
A.Consider a similar possible increase in the budgetary allocation for the programs meant to benefit the masses
B.Consider that the objectives of a government evolve with the changing ground realities.
C.Differentiate between the motives behind the stated objectives and the actual actions.
D.Take into account the importance of technological advancement for a country.
E.Consider the fact that the cost of most new technologies declines considerably over time.
correct.. it gives reasons in favour of the technology by claimimng that the masses will also reap benefit with time..
ans E
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06 May 2015, 21:43
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But it mentions time, govt has nothing to do with it. Had it been in this way(onsider the fact that the cost of most new technologies declines considerably if number of alternate technologies eveolve.) then it would have been correct. pls clarify
