Does Every Argument Use Indicator Words to Introduce Its Premises

question 119

Multiple Choice

Does every argument use indicator words to introduce its premises and conclusion?

• A)No, for both premises and conclusion.
• B)Yes for all premises, no for the conclusion.
• C)Yes for at least one premise, no for the conclusion.
• D)Yes for the conclusion, no for the premises.
• E)Yes, for both premises and conclusion.

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Definitions:

Monopolistic Competitor

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Long Run

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