People who accuse the postal service of incompetence and inefficiency while complaining of the proposed five-cent increase in postal rates do not know a bargain when they see one. Few experiences are more enjoyable than reading a personal letter from a friend. Viewed in this way, postal service is so underpriced that a five-cent increase is unworthy of serious debate. The reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument
A: appeals to an outside authority for support of a premise that should be established by argument
B: confuses the value of the object delivered with the value of delivering that object
C: fails to establish whether or not the critics of the postal service are employees of the postal service
D: claims that the proposed increase is insignificant but does not say at what level the increase would be worthy of serious debate
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
B