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by bhumika.k.shah » Mon Apr 05, 2010 12:03 am
# 1.) I was confused b/w C and E
and finally picked C.
Can someone please point out the difference b/w c and e?

# 2.) why is D wrong ?


# 3.) Again i was confused b/w D and E this time.
Whats wrong wid E?

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by 4GMAT_Mumbai » Mon Apr 05, 2010 10:19 am
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C is suggested only by para 1. Even if we go with that, the answer choice brings in a perspective of what the community needs. This angle is anyway not discussed in lines 4 and 5.

E is more direct. 'x' is what the community needs. Newhouse contends that non-profit hospitals provide 'x+y'. Weisbord contends that government can provide only x-z and non-profits step in to fill the gap.

2. Para 2 does not refer to for-profit hospitals. It only talks about how non-profit hospitals work with respect to the community's requirements.

3. E could have been correct if it had been 'they do not place a high priority on maximising profits, despite they being appointed to do so'.

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