A company plans to expand into marine salvage, concentrating on a stretch of Country Y coastal waters that was a busy seventeenth-century shipping lane, which is thought to have several shipwrecks containing coins and other valuable objects. Country Y's government is willing to issue permits for the salvage jobs, and estimates put salvage costs at only 40 percent of the projected gross sales of the recovered objects. Moreover, the work has the support of archaeologists and thus will not be slowed by lawsuits.
Which of the following would, if true, most weaken the company's plans to profit from shipwrecksalvage?
The question asks which choice would weaken the company's plans to profit from shipwreck salvage. So, the implied conclusion we're working with is that the company will profit from shipwreck salvage, and the support for the conclusion is the statements in the passage about the shipwrecks containing coins and other valuable objects, permits, salvage costs, and support of archeologists.
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Which of the following would, if true, most weaken the company's plans to profit from shipwrecksalvage?
The question asks which choice would weaken the company's plans to profit from shipwreck salvage. So, the implied conclusion we're working with is that the company will profit from shipwreck salvage, and the support for the conclusion is the statements in the passage about the shipwrecks containing coins and other valuable objects, permits, salvage costs, and support of archeologists.
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