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by [email protected] » Mon Jun 18, 2012 11:55 pm
The recording industry is fighting a losing battle: it simply does not have the resources to prosecute all of the individuals who illegally download music from the Internet. Because the number of individuals who will be charged with a crime is so limited, the actions of the recording industry will have a minimal impact on the number of people who illegally download music.

The answer to which of the following questions would best help evaluate the accuracy of the conclusion above?

A] Will recording industry lawyers dedicate the majority of their time to prosecuting those who illegally download music?

B] Is a small minority of individuals responsible for the majority of illegal song downloads?

C] Do many individuals who illegally download songs share their music files with other Internet users?

D] Will new Internet security technology permit the recording industry to more quickly and easily identify individuals who illegally download music?

E] Will the threat of prosecution alter the behavior of those who illegally download music?




The OA given is E.


Initially I chose the answer as C but got it wrong. It is already said in the stimulus that the number of people with the said crime is higher. hence the correct answer cannot be C.
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by dhonu121 » Tue Jun 19, 2012 2:12 am
If there is any distractor in the options, it is option B.
But what makes option B wrong is that, nowhere we are taking about the number of songs that are downloaded illegaly. We are just saying that people who download songs illegally(even if a lot of them have downloaded just one song) will not stop downloading them because their number is quite large.
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by sandeep_thaparianz » Tue Jun 19, 2012 4:20 am
Even I got distracted by B but finally chose D
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