lsat test10/s2/q19

mzyzhu · 发表于 2003-5-10 23:54:00

Q19. A university should not be entitled to patent the inventions of its faculty members. Universities, as guarantors of intellectual freedom, should encourage the free flow of ideas and the general dissemination of knowledge. Yet a university that retains the right to patent the inventions of its faculty members has a motive to suppress information about a potentially valuable discovery until the patent for it has been secured. Clearly, suppressing information concerning such discoveries is incompatible with the university’s obligation to promote the free flow of ideas.

19. Which one of the following is an assumption that the argument makes?
(D) Universities that have a motive to suppress information concerning discoveries by their faculty members will occasionally act on that motive

Why is D the right answer?

lsat test10/s2/q19

lsat test10/s2/q19

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