If an Argument Is Cogent, Then It Is Also Strong

question 109

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If an argument is cogent, then it is also strong.

Evaluate the role of preferences, ability, and discrimination in occupational choices and wage differences between genders.

Understand the theory of education as a signaling device versus an investment in human capital.

Grasp the concept of compensating differentials and its application in job selection and wage differences.

Analyze the arguments regarding compensation of nationally-prominent college athletes in terms of human capital investment.

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