In a debate someone replies to an economist's data with 'You are not qualified to talk, since you have never run a business.' What kind of fallacy is this?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. An ad hominem attack
- Step 1: Look at what the reply addresses. It attacks the economist's person, not the data. Answer: An ad hominem attack. Why not the others: The other fallacies have different structures.
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