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    Is the Argument Deductive (D) or Inductive (I)
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Is the Argument Deductive (D) or Inductive (I)

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Question 193

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Is the argument deductive (D) or inductive (I)?
-Professor Smith says there will be no depression. He is an expert on depressions and business cycle theory. Therefore, there will probably be no depression.

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