Which type of faulty logic does this sentence contain?

If the workers' demands are not met by the deadline, the town will suffer a crippling economic downfall as a result of a prolonged strike.

false analogy

either-or fallacy

appeal to ignorance

distraction

Question

Which type of faulty logic does this sentence contain?

    If the workers' demands are not met by the deadline, the town will suffer a crippling economic downfall as a result of a prolonged strike.

    false analogy

    either-or fallacy

    appeal to ignorance

    distraction

anonymous · Answer

Either-or fallacy! Also called a "false dilemma," this fallacy occurs when the issue is presented as "black and white" and "unavoidable." Do we know for sure that the economic downfall will result? Nope. Could there be other alternatives to solving the problem? Possibly.