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In policy and public forum debates, impact calculus, also known as weighing impacts, is a type of argumentation which seeks to compare the impacts presented in both causes and effects to sway the judge's decision.
Other types of impact calculus, Basic Impact Calculus & Impact calculus and "new" arguments
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