Bunuel wrote:
To facilitate development of telephone service in a rural province, the national government pays the provincial government a subsidy for each long-distance call going into the province. A corporation has offered to base a national long-distance telephone service in the province, allowing long-distance calls to be made without any charge to the callers, if the provincial government splits its subsidy with the corporation. The corporation argues that since all calls would be routed through the province, the provincial government would profit greatly from this arrangement.
The corporation's prediction about the effects its plan would have, if adopted, relies on which of the following assumptions?
A. Without the plan, all long-distance telephone service in the province would involve at least some charges to callers.
B. The national government's subsidy would apply not only for calls made to phones in the province, but to at least some long-distance calls
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The corporation's prediction about the effects its plan would have, if adopted, relies on which of the following assumptions?
A. Without the plan, all long-distance telephone service in the province would involve at least some charges to callers.
B. The national government's subsidy would apply not only for calls made to phones in the province, but to at least some long-distance calls
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Statistics : Posted by KarishmaB • on 25 May 2022, 01:30 • Replies 15 • Views 11102
