Question ID:PT4 S4 Q4 Passage:It is more desirable to have some form of socialized medicine than a system of medical care relying on the private sector. Socialized medicine is more broadly accessible than is a private-sector system. In addition, since countries with socialized medicine have a lower infant mortality rate than do countries with a system relying entirely on the private sector, socialized medicine seems to be technologically superior. Stem:Which one of the following best indicates a flaw in the argument about the technological superiority of socialized medicine? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:The lower infant mortality rate might be due to the system’s allowing greater access to medical care. Choice B:There is no necessary connection between the economic system of socialism and technological achievement. Choice C:Infant mortality is a reliable indicator of the quality of medical care for children. Choice D:No list is presented of the countries whose infant mortality statistics are summarized under the two categories, “socialized” and “private-sector.” Choice E:The argument presupposes the desirability of socialized medicine, which is what the argument seeks to establish.