checking purchasing invoices will not help avoid errors and inconsistencies.
Second, even if the checking can help avoid errors and inconsistencies, it will not
necessarily save money for the company, for it is also likely that the accounting
department makes no mistakes. If they have no errors, how can the checking save
money for the company.
Finally, even supposing the checking does save money for the company, the
argument ignores the fact that the checking itself costs the company money. If the cost
is more than the gains from the errors, the company will lose money.
Thus, the argument is not completely sound. The evidence in support of the
conclusion that the checking of last months invoices has saved the company $10,000
does little prove the conclusion-that checking all purchasing invoices for errors will
increase the net gains of the clients but also help the firm get the Windfall account-since
it does not address the assumptions I have already raised. Ultimately, the argument
might have been strengthened by making it plain that checking all invoices will surely
help find out errors, that all the invoices are bound to contain errors, and that the
checking itself will not cost much.
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