Choose the factual precept concerning wages:
A) an employer's financial capabilities are irrelevant to the question of fair wages
B) a fair wage is whatever an employee is willing to accept
C) extrinsic, non-job-related considerations are often relevant to setting fair wages
D) a fair wage presupposes a fair work contract
D
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The use of holy books to foresee the future is known as ______
What will be an ideal response?
The argument "In conversation with Jay Leno on NBC's Tonight Show last week, several Hollywood stars said they thought Bill Clinton was one of the two or three greatest presidents in U.S. history
So, no doubt about it, Clinton was one of the very greatest of all U.S. presidents" A) Commits the fallacy of appeal to unqualified authority B) Doesn't commit the fallacy of appeal to unqualified authority
When I say I know something, I do not always have to believe what I claim to know.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A weak inductive argument necessarily has ________.
A. one or more false premises B. one or more false premises and a false conclusion C. neither A nor B D. a false conclusion