Confronted with financial indebtedness, the Capital City Soccer Club' s administrators reduced the budget for the youth soccer program from last year' s $500, 000 to $200, 000 for the coming year. However, the youth program cannot run on less than $350, 000. Since the administrators cannot divert funds away from other programs to the youth program, there is no way that the youth soccer program can continue running for the coming year. The conclusion for the argument is properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?
A: The administrators at the soccer club value other programs at the club more highly than they do the youth soccer program.
B: The youth soccer program did not use all of the $500, 000 that was budgeted to it last year.
C: The youth soccer program has no source of funding other than that budgeted to it for the coming year by the Capital City Soccer Club's administrators.
D: The budgets of other programs at the soccer club were also reduced.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
C