The fallacy of composition is:a. the erroneous view that an economic activity can sometimes exceed the sum of its components. b. the idea that association need not imply causation. c. the view that the aggregation of economic activity will necessarily lead to an outcome that is different than the outcome generated by each individual in the group. d. the erroneous view that what is true for the individual will also be true for the group

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14 April, 02:29

The fallacy of composition is:a. the erroneous view that an economic activity can sometimes exceed the sum of its components. b. the idea that association need not imply causation. c. the view that the aggregation of economic activity will necessarily lead to an outcome that is different than the outcome generated by each individual in the group. d. the erroneous view that what is true for the individual will also be true for the group

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Mathew Fleming · Answer 1

The correct answer is d.

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The fallacy of composition consists in inferring that something particular is true, and that therefore it is also true about a whole, basing this only because it is true about one or more of its parts. For example, if we establish that a piece of metal can not break at high temperatures, therefore the machine of which it is part will not break at high temperatures.

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