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The origins of accounting are generally attributed to the work of
Fallacy
A faulty argument that at first appears to be correct.
Good Argument
A logical and coherent set of statements leading from premises to a conclusion, effectively supported by evidence.
Informal Fallacies
Errors in reasoning that do not involve the logical structure of an argument but are related to the content of the argument or the way the argument is presented.
Winning
Achieving victory in a competition or contest.
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