Are Hasty Generalizations Always False

question 99

Multiple Choice

Are hasty generalizations always false?

• A)Yes, that is why they are fallacies.
• B)Yes, because they are based on insufficient evidence.
• C)Yes, because they are reached too quickly.
• D)No, even with an insufficient basis, they might happen to be true.
• E)No, since they are always presumed to be true, but logically inadmissible.

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Definitions:

Artificially Scarce Good

A product or service whose supply is deliberately limited, often to maintain high prices or for other non-market reasons.

Excludable

Excludable describes a good or service that one can prevent others from using unless they pay for it, characterized by the ability to exclude non-payers.

Nonrival

A characteristic of a good whereby one person's consumption does not reduce availability to others, often associated with public goods.

Nonrival

A characteristic of a good whereby one individual's consumption of the good does not reduce its availability for consumption by others.