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Since the break-up of the monopoly AT&T held on the telephone industry, the average price of long-distance phone calls has decreased by 15 percent. Therefore, if the virtual monopoly cable television maintains over the pay-television industry is broken up, the price for pay television will also decrease by 15 percent.
The argument above is based on
A. A potentially naïve trust in statistical analysis.
B. An attempt to refute a generalization by means of an exceptional case.
C. An analogy between past and future events.
D. A confusion of cause and effect.
E. An appeal to popular beliefs and values.
The argument above is based on
A. A potentially naïve trust in statistical analysis.
B. An attempt to refute a generalization by means of an exceptional case.
C. An analogy between past and future events.
D. A confusion of cause and effect.
E. An appeal to popular beliefs and values.
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Since the break-up of the monopoly AT&T held on the telephone industry, the average price of long-distance phone calls has decreased by 15 percent. Therefore, if the virtual monopoly cable television maintains over the pay-television industry is broken up, the price for pay television will also decrease by 15 percent.
The argument above is based on
A. A potentially naïve trust in statistical analysis.
B. An attempt to refute a generalization by means of an exceptional case.
C. An analogy between past and future events.
D. A confusion of cause and effect.
E. An appeal to popular beliefs and values.
The argument above is based on
A. A potentially naïve trust in statistical analysis.
B. An attempt to refute a generalization by means of an exceptional case.
C. An analogy between past and future events.
D. A confusion of cause and effect.
E. An appeal to popular beliefs and values.
In Past for AT&T, after breaking the monopoly, the average price of long-distance phone calls has decreased by 15 percent. Author expecting that the same thing will happen for cable television. This is based on PAST EVENTS.
A. A potentially naïve trust in statistical analysis.
B. An attempt to refute a generalization by means of an exceptional case.
C. An analogy between past and future events.
D. A confusion of cause and effect.
E. An appeal to popular beliefs and values.
