Professor A: We must make a strong moral statement against Country X`s policies. Only total divestment—the sale of all stock in companies that have factories or business offices in X—can do this. Therefore, the university should divest totally.
Professor B: Our aim should be to encourage X to change its policies. Partial divestment is the best way to achieve this aim. Therefore, the university should sell its stock only in companies that either sell goods to X`s government, or do the majority of their business in X, or treat their workers in X unfairly.
Which of the following, if true, would be evidence that the university would not be harmed economically if it followed Professor A`s recommendation?
(A) Very few of the companies in which the university owns stocks sell goods to X`s government.
(B) Most companies that have factories or business offices in X and in which the university owns stock actually do little of their business in X.
(C) Some companies that have factories or business offices in X and in which the university owns stock have instituted fair treatment policies for their workers in X at very
little additional cost to the companies.
(D) The expected financial return to the nuiversity from stocks that the university could own under a policy of total divestment is approximately the same as the expected financial return from partial divestment.
(E) If the university sold large blocks of stock under a policy of total divestment, the prices of the stocks of the companies whose stocks were sold would probably decrease somewhat.
答案是D,题目和选项好像都太复杂了,我没看明白。还请各位大侠帮我详细指点一下,有劳了! |