Logic is a rationale for presenting and justifying an argument. When seeking to persuade others, the presentation of information, facts and data is a persuasive way to influence the other party. For example, when suppliers apply for a price increase, they may cite cost increases and present charts showing inflation in the price of key raw materials to support their position. Similarly, when buyers ask for ‘justification’, it is a powerful message: ‘if the other party can show evidence to support their point of view, then we will agree’. See also Negotiation.
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