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In this argument the arguer suggest that the building constructed by Zeta cost 30 percent more to build and Alpha’s bid promises lower construction costs. His or her company should still choose Alpha to construct the buildings. To support his view, the arguer cites that the building’s expenses for maintenance of Zeta’s last year were only half those of Alpha’s. In addition, the energy consumption of Zeta’s building has been lower than that of Alpha building every year and Zeta has a stable staffs with steady work changes. Although the arguers view seems logically, but there are several logical faults in this argument.
First the two building have been built in ten years ago. With the society improving, the two company maybe change a lot. So the cost of construction can not prove that the construction cost of Zeta is expensive nowadays.Maybe the technique of Zeta has been improved and they can use less money to build a building than Alpha. So the arguer need to offer the construction cost of the two company today.
Second, the two buildings have a different location, even if they have identical floor plans, the cost of both may be different. The argument dose not tell us the condition of two regions, we even do not know the expenses of the material used to construct the buildings. Maybe the expenses of material is more expensive in the region of the building constructed by Zeta. So Zeta need more money to build the building, thus the cost of construction is higher than that of Alpha building. Or maybe the price of land is more expensive in the region of Zeta’s building than that of Alpha building. With the different location, we can not just see the energy consumption, maybe the climate in Zeta building region is much cool and the climate in Alpha building is always fluctuating. Thus the Zeta building need less energy to maintain the building. so those evidence is unconvincing and the arguer must put other detail information.
Finally, use Zeta company dose not promise a good choice. Although Zeta has stable workforce and little employee turnover, it does not mean that the Zeta can do well and the arguer’s company can save money. The arguer does not inform us the condition of Alpha, maybe Alpha’s staffs is better and has less fluctuation. Moreover the Alpha’s bid promises lower construction costs. Maybe choosing Alpha can save more money. The arguer need show exact information to support his or her view.
To sum up, the argument is not well reasoned. To make it logically acceptable, the arguer should tell the exact information of the two regions and more information of two companies.
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