Question ID:PT86 S4 Q8 Passage:Quartzbrook Farms wanted to test all of its cattle for a rare disease so it could export beef to a country that requires such testing. However, the government of Quartzbrook's country prohibited it from testing its cattle, on the grounds that there is no scientific evidence that the risk posed by the disease justifies such testing and that the public could be misled into thinking that the testing was scientifically warranted if Quartzbrook performed the tests. Stem:The government's prohibition of testing is most at odds with which one of the following principles? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:Governments can rightfully require product testing deemed necessary to protect public safety but cannot rightfully prohibit testing even if such testing is not justified by the risk involved. Choice B:Governments should seek to determine when product safety testing is justified by the risk posed and should provide this information to companies that are considering such testing. Choice C:A government should not allow a company to perform unnecessary product safety tests if that company's doing so will give consumers the impression that such tests should be performed. Choice D:A government should not spend taxpayers' money performing product safety tests if the risk posed by the products does not justify the expense of the tests. Choice E:It is fair for a country's government to require foreign companies to test the products they export to that country as long as it requires domestic companies to perform the same tests.