Question ID:PT27 S4 Q18 Passage:Book publishers have traditionally published a few books that they thought were of intrinsic merit even though these books were unlikely to make a profit. Nowadays, however, fewer of these books are being published. It seems, therefore, that publishers now, more than ever, are more interested in making money than in publishing books of intrinsic value. Stem:Which one of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument? Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:Book publishers have always been very interested in making money. Choice B:There has been a notable decline in the quality of books written in recent years. Choice C:In the past, often books of intrinsic value would unexpectedly make a sizable profit. Choice D:There have always been authors unwilling to be published unless a profit is guaranteed. Choice E:In recent years, profits in the book publishing industry have been declining.