Conditional Causality Means That a Cause Is Necessary but Not

question 46

True/False

Conditional causality means that a cause is necessary but not sufficient to bring about the effect.

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Definitions:

Allotment

The distribution or assignment of a portion of something, often referring to shares of stock, land, or time.

Incorporation

Establishing a business entity as a corporation, which holds legal identity separate from its shareholders, enabling it to own property, sue, or be sued.

Advantages

Advantages refer to the beneficial factors or positive outcomes resulting from a specific action, decision, or situation.

Franchising

Arrangements based on contracts of service and the supply of products between larger and smaller units of one organization.