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In conclusion, I am somewhat persuaded by this author's line of reasoning. The argument would be strengthened if the author were to consider and rule out other significant factors that might he caused the increase in visits to the local art museum.

4. In response to a coincidence between calling revenues and delays in manufacturing, the report remends replacing the manager of the purchasing department. The grounds for this action are twofold. First, the delays are traced to poor planning in purchasing metals. Second, the purchasing manager's lack of knowledge of the properties of metals is thought to be the cause of the poor planning. It is further remended that the position of the purchasing manager be filled by a scientist from the research division and that the current purchasing manager be reassigned to the sales department. In support of this latter remendation, the report states that the current purchasing manager's background in general business, psychology, and sociology equip him for this new assignment. The remendations advanced in the report are questionable for two reasons.

To begin with, the report fails to establish a causal connection between the falling revenues of the pany and the delays in manufacturing. The mere fact that falling revenues coincide with delays in manufacturing is insufficient to conclude that the delays caused the decline in revenue. Without pelling evidence to support the causal connection between these two events, the report's remendations are not worthy of consideration.

Second, a central assumption of the report is that knowledge of the properties of metals is necessary for planning in purchasing metals. No evidence is stated in the report to support this crucial assumption. Moreover, it is not obvious that such knowledge would be required to perform this task. Since planning is essentially a logistical function, it is doubtful that in-depth knowledge of the properties of metals would be helpful in acplishing this task.

In conclusion, this is a weak argument. To strengthen the remendation that the manager of the purchasing department be replaced, the author would he to demonstrate that the falling revenues were a result of the delays in manufacturing. Additionally, the author would he to show that knowledge of the properties of metals is a prerequisite for planning in purchasing metals.

5. A newspaper publisher is remending that the price of its paper, The Mercury, be reduced below the price of a peting newspaper, The Bugle. This remendation responds to a severe decline in circulation of The Mercury during the 5-year period following the introduction of The Bugle. The publisher's line of reasoning is that lowering the price of The Mercury will increase its readership, thereby increasing profits because a wider readership attracts more advertisers. This line of reasoning is problematic in two critical respects.

While it is clear that increased circulation would make the paper more attractive to potential advertisers, it is not obvious that lowering the subion price is the most effective way to gain new readers. The publisher assumes that price is the only factor that caused the decline in readership. But no evidence is given to support this claim. Moreover, given that The Mercury was the established local paper, it is unlikely that such a mass exodus of its readers would be explained by subion price alone.

There are many other factors that might account for a decline in The Mercury's popularity. For instance, readers might be displeased with the extent and accuracy of its news reporting, or the balance of local to other news coverage. Moreover, it is possible The Mercury has recently changed editors, giving the paper a locally unpopular political perspective. Or perhaps readers are unhappy with the paper's format, the timeliness of its feature articles, its ics or advice columns, the extent and accuracy of its local event calendar, or its rate of errors.

In conclusion, this argument is weak because it depends on an oversimplified assumption about the causal connection between the price of the paper and its popularity. To strengthen the argument, the author must identify and explore relevant factors beyond cost before concluding that lowering subion prices will increase circulation and, thereby, increase advertising revenues.

6. In this argument corporations are urged to consider the city of Helios when seeking a new location or new business opportunities. To support this remendation, the author points out that Helios is the industrial center of the region, providing most of the region's manufacturing jobs and enjoying a lower-than-erage unemployment rate. Moreover, it is argued, efforts are currently underway to expand the economic base o' the city by attracting panies that focus on research and development of innovative technologies. This argument is problematic for two reasons.

To begin with, it is questionable whether the ailable labor pool in Helios could

support all types of corporations. Given that Helios has attracted mainly industrial and manufacturing panies in the past, it is unlikely that the local pool of prospective employees would be suitable for corporations of other types. For example, the needs of research and development panies would not be met by a labor force trained in manufacturing skills. For this reason, it's unlikely that Helios will be successful in its attempt to attract panies that focus or research and development of innovative technologies.

Another problem with the ailable work force is its size. Due to the lower than erage unemployment rate in Helios, corporations that require large numbers of workers would not find Helios attractive. The fact that few persons are out of work suggests that new corporations will he to either attract new workers to Helios or Day the existing workers higher wages in order to lure them away from their current jobs. Neither of these alternatives seems enticing to panies seeking to relocate.

In conclusion, the author has not succeeded in providing pelling reasons for selecting Helios as the site for a pany wishing to relocate. In fact, the reasons offered function better as reasons for not relocating to Helios. Nor has the author provided pelling reasons for panies seeking new business opportunities to choose Helios

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