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In the past year the National Broadcasting Network (NBN) has
lost nearly 30 percent of its advertising revenue. Most of the
advertisers who ended their association with NBN did so in the
month following the networks broadcast of a controversial
political program. Industry analysts believe that the controversial
program led to NBNs loss of so much revenue.
Each of the following, if true, provides additional support for
the analystsbelief EXCEPT:
(A) Many of the advertisers that left NBN have strong political
positions and prefer not to nancially support those who
disagree with them.
(B) Another network that broadcast the controversial program
experienced a similar drop in advertising revenue.
(C) Most of the drop in advertising revenue resulted from
advertisers cutting down their number of advertisements,
not ceasing to advertise completely.
(D) Many of the advertisers who left NBN also advertise on
competing networks, and these other networks did not
experience drops in advertising revenue when NBN did.
(E) The month following the broadcast of the controversial
program is typically one in which networks experience
an increase in advertising revenue.
(confused between C and E. thx for ur views)
lost nearly 30 percent of its advertising revenue. Most of the
advertisers who ended their association with NBN did so in the
month following the networks broadcast of a controversial
political program. Industry analysts believe that the controversial
program led to NBNs loss of so much revenue.
Each of the following, if true, provides additional support for
the analystsbelief EXCEPT:
(A) Many of the advertisers that left NBN have strong political
positions and prefer not to nancially support those who
disagree with them.
(B) Another network that broadcast the controversial program
experienced a similar drop in advertising revenue.
(C) Most of the drop in advertising revenue resulted from
advertisers cutting down their number of advertisements,
not ceasing to advertise completely.
(D) Many of the advertisers who left NBN also advertise on
competing networks, and these other networks did not
experience drops in advertising revenue when NBN did.
(E) The month following the broadcast of the controversial
program is typically one in which networks experience
an increase in advertising revenue.
(confused between C and E. thx for ur views)
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25 Jul 2009, 09:51
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IMO C.
not E because if the month following the broadcast is a good time for revenue generation then the drop in revenue for NBN certainly suggests that there was something seriously wrong with NBN. This is nothing but the broadcast of that program and so analysts can safely say that the drop is due to the program. E strengthens the analysts' conclusion.
25 Jul 2009, 10:07
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um~ I think I got what u mean
the E represents that the revenue falling month was supposed to be a good time to earn money,
but things go oppositely.
Thus, there must be some reasons, and analysts' could be one of them.
it's a support, right?
Thx a lot~
OA is E
but OA's explanation for the reason not to chose E is cryptic.
the E represents that the revenue falling month was supposed to be a good time to earn money,
but things go oppositely.
Thus, there must be some reasons, and analysts' could be one of them.
it's a support, right?
Thx a lot~
OA is E
but OA's explanation for the reason not to chose E is cryptic.
