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According to classical economists
Particular Negative
A logical statement that asserts the non-existence of some instances of a class or category.
Universal Affirmative
A logical statement that asserts something is true of all members of a particular category or class.
Categorical Propositions
Statements that assert or deny something about all members of a category, involving a subject and a predicate that relates to the subject.
Standard Form
A method of presenting arguments in a clear and logical structure, often aligning premises and conclusion to highlight logical flow.
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