Producer: It has been argued that, while the government should not censor television shows, the public should boycott the advertisers of shows that promote violence and erode our country' s values. But this would be censorship nonetheless, for if the public boycotted the advertisers, then they would cancel their advertisements, causing some shows to go off the air; the result would be a restriction of the shows that the public can watch. The producer's conclusion is properly inferred if which one of the following is assumed? ['If there is neither government censorship nor boycotting of advertisers, there will be no restriction of the television shows that the public can watch.', 'Public boycotts could force some shows off the air even though the shows neither promote violence nor erode values.', 'For any television show that promotes violence and erodes values, there will be an audience.', 'Any action that leads to a restriction of what the public can view is censorship.']