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SECTION 4 · rc

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In response to the manager’s claim that merchants should discourage teenagers from congregating near stores, the merchant points out that these teenagers contribute to a significant percentage of the total amount spent in these stores.

The merchant counters the position held by the manager. He does this by providing an additional consideration the manager’s argument fails to account for. If the mall’s goal is to prevent significant loss in overall sales, it may not be wise to prevent teenagers from congregating if those teenagers also contribute significantly to overall sales.

The merchant does not claim that any of the manager’s premises are false. He only provides an additional premise for consideration.

The information that pertains to this relationship is the fact that teenagers congregating near stores contribute significantly to overall sales in those stores.

The merchant does not present a value judgment that the mall’s goal is undesirable. He only presents information that is additionally relevant to this goal.

The merchant does not claim that the manager’s recommendation is sound. In fact, the merchant implies that the manager’s recommendation is likely not supported.

The merchant does not make a recommendation of his own. He only provides an additional consideration that is relevant to evaluating the manager’s recommendation.

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